Jets' 2026 Draft: Pass Rush, WRs, Secondary Boost

On April 20th, the 2026 NFL Draft kicks off Thursday night, and the New York Jets are loaded

with nine picks, including two in the first.

Rounded at number two, and number 16 overall.

General Manager Darren Movie has a big board ready to reshape head coach Aaron Glendes-Roster.

Targeting key spots like pass rush, wide receivers, R7A, and the secondary.

Trades could shake things up before Day 3 ends, but Mox showed the Jets grabbing Ohio State's

R.ville Reese, a tackling machine with sacks and pressures, right at number two to boost

their wheat pass rush.

Then at 16, Texas A&M's KC Concepts Yome slides in as a speedy wide-out with touchdown

flare to back up Garrett Wilson.

Fans are buzzing because last season exposed holes everywhere.

From zero interceptions, the first time since 1933 to shaky.

Cornerbacks and interior line play.

Starting Tennessee's ball-hawking corner, Colton Hood early in round two in Texas A&M's

massive interior lineman, Chase by Santis, could lock down those.

Units fast.

Litter rounds pile on value with edge rushers like Texas Tech's Ramello height, another

Baylor wide-out in Josh Cameron for scoring punch, and depth that.

Quarterback, safety, and defensive tackle.

Clemson's Cade Clubnik might sneak in as a young backup arm behind General Smith.

This draft haul could turn the jets into contenders quick, giving Glenn the pieces to build

around Breeze Hall and flip the script on a tough rebuild.