After finishing their 2024 campaign with a 5-12 record and in third place in the AFC East, the New York Jets made drastic changes this offseason, including bringing in a new front office and coaching staff charged with taking the team back to the postseason for the first time in over a decade.

Justin Fields will go down as one of the biggest Steelers QB blunders in recent memory, as the dual-threat QB left the Steel City for the Jets this past offseason — and New York proved in the draft how much they value him.

New York is putting its trust in Fields for now, but with eyes set on 2026—and strengthens the defense with a familiar face.