Jets' QB Room: Smith, Klubnik, & Competition

On April 29th, the New York Jets totally flipped their quarterback game this all season.

They traded for Geno Smith from the Raiders, shipped Justin Fields to the Chiefs,

and jumped up 18 spots in Round 4 to grab Clemson star Cade,

Klubnik from the draft. New coaches like Frank Reich and Bill Musgrave are writing the show on

offense now. That leaves the QB room stack with Smith as the main guy, plus Brady Cook,

Bailey Zappi, and the fresh face Klubnik. Smith is locked in on a one-year deal,

pulling just 3.3 million from the Jets, while the Raiders cover 16.2 million.

Coach Aaron Glinn is all about that competition vibe, saying no limits on anyone who balls out.

Smith gets elite weapons like Y receiver-guerra Wilson, running back Breeze Hall,

Titan Mason Taylor, and top draft picks Kenyon Sedeek and Omar Cooper Jr. They moved up on

Klubnik after top prospects like Fernando Mendoza, Ty Simpson, Carson Beck, and Drew Aller went

early. Free agent Tyra Taylor, who started four games for them last year, could still join

as a vet backup. Smith holds down QB1 with his loaded offense, but the death chart stays wide open

for whoever pushes hardest. Competition Breeze wins, and the Jets are built for it.