The NFL Draft is mere weeks away, and the New York Jets are finalizing their big board. Their new regime had a quiet offseason, but their one big free-agent splash is changing their draft strategy. Justin Fields signed on to be the Jets’ starting quarterback,

The Jets have a chance to restock the roster with eight picks in this spring's draft, including the seventh overall selection.

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport weighed in on the Jets' draft plans, and stated that he believes the plan is to build around Fields, opposed to drafting a quarterback. He did acknowledge the idea of drafting offensive line and tight end, but he also named dropped one particularly interesting player: Boise State superstar running back Ashton Jeanty.

QB Justin Fields insisted on drawing on the positives during his one-year stint in Pittsburgh last season and use them to fuel him.

"It was, of course, different for me and a space where I wasn’t necessarily comfortable," Fields said, via Rich Cimini of ESPN. Fields met with the media Wednesday in his first

Aaron Glenn made an appearance with the Jets at the 2025 owners meetings and discussed the hottest topic related to his team as of late: Justin Fields. The quarterback signed a two-year deal this offseason and the team confirmed he will be their starting QB.