Good morning Gang Green Nation! The New York Jets made headlines recently with a couple of blockbuster trades, dealing away Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams at the trade deadline in exchange for a boatload of draft picks and a couple of young players with possible upside.

General maanger Darren Mougey is rebuilding from the ground up. That's undeniably the motivation behind trading cornerback Sauce Gardner and Williams for a combined three first-round picks. With the Jets spending the rest of the 2025 season sorting through their roster, Smith should receive a sizable opportunity to play.

But as we know, tearing down is the easy part. It's what comes next that defines legacies, and Mougey will have a rare opportunity over the next two offseasons to finally get the Jets back into contention. Just how might he do it? Here's everything to know, from where New York's draft picks currently stand to team needs and future targets.

New York's trade deadline deals netted them extra picks in the first two rounds of the 2026 NFL Draft. Here's how they could use them.

The New York Jets didn’t just shuffle the deck before the trade deadline. They burned it and started fresh. In a pair of stunning moves, the franchise shipped cornerback Sauce Gardner to the Indianapolis Colts and defensive tackle Quinnen Williams to the Dallas Cowboys.

Will the New York Jets trade away any key pieces before the 2025 National Football League trade deadline on Tuesday? Jets head coach Aaron Glenn said earlier in

The Jets have been a punchline for years. But after a pair of blockbuster midseason trades got rid of two of their best players, it’s clear they’re now actively trying to be bad.

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