Jets' Draft Prep: Quarterback, Wide Receiver, & More

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The New York Jets are ramping up their off-season with a packed schedule of draft preparations.

Coaching staff members plan to hit multiple college pro days before the owner's meetings.

They've already hosted Penn State players, including a six-foot-five quarterback with

a strong arm, and met with Miami's Carson Beck while attending.

His pro day.

They also hosted Penn State's Drew Aller.

Teams like the Jets are eyeing extensions, too, with reports suggesting a post-draft

deal for running back Breeze Hall, mocked drafts are buzzing, like Mel Kuiper Jr.'s intriguing

first-round pick for the Jets in 2026.

Analysts warn against the risky quarterback selection at the 16th overall spot, pushing

a wide-receiver first approach instead.

Fans and insiders are reacting to past spinning regrets, with ESPN highlighting $48 million

in mistakes still hurting the team.

Trey talks heat-up, including urges to grab a $14 million weapon for Garrett Wilson,

or even a Jalen Waddle deal to land another top.

Receiver.

New developments include a potential stand-out kicker from UTSA and troubling injury news

on a draft target.

Free agency after the first week has clarified the Jets pick at number 16.

Projective plans for 2026 could challenge coordinator hires like Aaron Glinn and Darren

Moogie.

All of this sets the stage for an exciting draft season as the Jets build around their

core pieces.