Jets' Offseason Moves Earn Praise, Draft Strategy in Spotlight

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The New York Jets made a key move this week by resigning running back KUN NUWANGWU.

They also brought in cornerback Nishan Wright, who said it just fell right to join the team.

Overall their free agency pickups earned top marks with an A grade from CBS Sports.

Experts are buzzing about the Jets draft strategy heading into the off season.

Sports checked out prospects at pro days, including some from his state that could fit well.

Analysts suggest targeting an offensive lineman at pick number 16 if available.

Fans have mixed feelings on quarterback news, especially with the latest on Carson Wins.

He turned down a chance with the Jets to head back to the Vikings instead.

That leaves them eyeing backup options like six potential targets after missing out

on Andy Dalton.

Looking ahead, mocked drafts project a full seven rounds for the Jets, focusing on needs

post-free agency.

Three starters might even become trade bait on draft day.

One recent signing is already pegged as a breakout star for next season.

As the off season heats up, keep watching for more kicker moves and long-term plans

through 2026.

The Jets are building smart.