Jets at Crossroads: Can They Turn It Around | NFL News

0:00On September 7th, alright, let's talk about the jets. This year feels like a real crossroads with a ton of questions hanging over the team. If things break right, they could be contenders. If not, well, we've seen this movie before. The biggest question mark starts at the top with head coach Aaron Glen. Last season was rough and he's brought in a whole new coaching staff. He's definitely on the hot seat, another bad year and he might be out. On offense, the quarterback situation is a major focus. They brought in better in Gino Smith, who had a rough go with the Raiders last year, but showed flashes with Seattle before that. Rookie K. Clubnik is likely not ready for heavy snaps, so is pretty much all on Gino. He's turning 36 in October, so age is a factor, but even a league average performance from him would be a huge upgrade. The offensive line looks solid and the running back room is strong with Breeze Hall and Isaiah Davis. The wide receiver group is headlined by Garrett Wilson, but beyond him, there are a lot of

1:00unknowns. Adonai Mitchell needs to step up and Rookie Omar Cooper is still finding his footing. The tight end position is also a big question mark, with Rookie Kenyon Sadeek needing to catch up and second year player Mason Taylor needing to show. More development. Defensively, the secondary is a mess. The safeties are a concern, especially with questions about Minkof its Patrick's role and age and Andres Sisco's struggles in deep coverage. The cornerback situation is equally murky, with unproven starters and backups who have more questions than answers. The linebackers have veteran Demario Davis, but he's also aging, and Jamie and Sherwood needs to find his form again. The past rush is another area with plenty of question marks. They brought in some new faces and drafted to Rookie, but it's unclear if they can generate consistent pressure. The interior defensive line looks like a strength though, with veteran players still performing well. Special teams seem okay with their returners and punter, but the kicker position is a serious worry after letting Nick Fogo stay locked in with NFL news today, AI powered updates.