Jets' Davis Signing Boosts Defense, Turnaround

With the NFL today, March 17th, the New York Jets entered the offseason with a roster full of gaps and plenty of cap space, plus strong draft capital like two first round picks and two second rounders in 2026 and three first rounders in 2027.

They turned things around fast by dominating free agency and rebuilding their defense from scratch.

They brought in key players like linebacker Demario Davis on a two year 22 million dollar deal along with Joseph Osai and Nashon right to shore up the unit.

This move gives them a solid foundation while they still have time to add more through the draft.

Experts at Pro Football Focus are raving about the Davis signing.

Analyst Gordon McGinnis called it a smart deal, even if it's hopped their projected one year, eight million dollar value, saying it instantly boosts.

The Jets. Davis, now returning to the Jets after Stintz elsewhere, has stayed elite despite his age.

He posted an 88.9 run defense grade last season, ranking six among linebackers and hasn't did below a 70 overall grade.

Since 2016.

With Davis anchoring the middle, he brings leadership to new defensive coordinator Aaron Glen scheme.

The Jets now look poised for a real turnaround, blending these vets with their future draft assets.

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