Keeping Up With The New York Jets

A Jets 2025 NFL Draft Recap: Identity Enforcers In The First Two Rounds, A Future Starter At Corner, Puzzling Day 3 Picks & No Defensive Tackles Drafted

Blake & Teddy are back sharing their thoughts on the Jets' 2025 NFL Draft class and the official start of this new era of New York Jets football, including: nailing the first three picks of the draft, making a questionable call at the start of day three, failing to add a defensive tackle or quarterback, and what questions the team needs answered before September rolls around.

This Is Not The Time Be Trading Breece Hall! Plus: Narrowing Down The Jets Draft Options, The Craziness Of This Draft Class & The Deception Behind Top-30 Visits

With just one week until the 2025 NFL Draft the boys are back breaking down all the latest in the world of Jets, including: the three-man race for the seventh overall pick, the online discourse surrounding a potential Breece Hall trade, what top-30 visits mean in today's NFL and the extreme unpredictability of this year's draft class.

What The Jets Free Agent Class Tells Us About Their NFL Draft Plans & Their Goals For The 2025 Season

After the Jets spent the last two weeks of free agency adding players on the fringes, Blake & Teddy talk about the class as a whole, their inability to land quality pass-catchers and remaining holes on the roster before using that to decipher the Jets approach to not just the 2025 NFL Draft, but the 2025 NFL Regular Season as well.

Jets Land The Plane With Justin Fields, Splurge On High-Upside Athletes In The Secondary & Add Cheap Pieces In The Trenches In The First Week Of Free Agency

Blake & Teddy sit down and recap the first week of the Jets free agency decisions by Darren Mougey and Aaron Glenn: prying Justin Fields away from Pittsburgh in a low-risk but necessary move, spending big money on athletic traits in the secondary, solidifying the linebacker room by retaining Jamien Sherwood and cutting CJ Mosley and adding cheap but intriguing options along the trenches.

A Jets Free Agency Primer: Fields Or Bust At QB? Choosing An Off-Ball Backer To Pay & Targets With Ties To The New Regime

On the cusp of the first free agency for the Mougey/Glenn era in New York, Blake and Teddy take an all-encompassing look at what may lie ahead: what (if any) options will excite the fan base at quarterback, in-house names expected to depart, the predicament at the linebacker position and connecting the dots between available free agents and previous run-ins with Darren Mougey and Aaron Glenn. They also discuss cutting Davante Adams, trying to trade Allen Lazard (lol) and lingering thoughts from the NFL scouting combine.