Justin Fried

1 week ago | thejetpress.com | Justin Fried

The Jets are following the Lions blueprint. The New York Jets made a smart, safe pick when they selected Missouri offensive tackle Armand Membou with the No. 7 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. And in doing so, they may have also taken a page straight out of the Detroit Lions’ playbook. In 2021, the Lions made offensive tackle Penei Sewell their first pick of the Brad Holmes era, committing to building the foundation of their offense from the trenches out.

1 week ago | thejetpress.com | Justin Fried

Everyone loves a reunion. The 2025 NFL Draft is in the rearview mirror, but that doesn’t mean the New York Jets are finished bolstering their roster. With a few lingering depth concerns and a clearer understanding of where upgrades may still be needed, the team could look to post-draft free agency to fill some remaining holes. One area the Jets notably didn’t address during the draft was the interior defensive line.

1 week ago | thejetpress.com | Justin Fried

Jordan Travis and the Jets had a strained relationship. The story of Jordan Travis’ brief tenure with the New York Jets continues to take unexpected turns even after his retirement. Days after the former Florida State star officially stepped away from football due to complications from his college injury, new reporting has shed light on what appears to have been a fractured relationship between Travis’ camp and the Jets organization.

1 week ago | thejetpress.com | Justin Fried

The Jets may have landed a Day 3 gem. The New York Jets entered the 2025 NFL Draft with a clear goal: find long-term starters, regardless of position. General manager Darren Mougey and head coach Aaron Glenn weren’t necessarily drafting for depth — they were targeting foundational pieces for the future. That philosophy led to early-round selections like right tackle Armand Membou and tight end Mason Taylor, both of whom are expected to step into starting roles immediately.

1 week ago | thejetpress.com | Justin Fried

What will the Jets' 53-man roster look like in September? The 2025 NFL Draft is officially in the books, and with rookie minicamp on the horizon, it’s time to start looking ahead. The New York Jets have added a wave of new talent through both the draft and free agency, reshaping a roster that looks noticeably different from just a few months ago. With that in mind, we’ve put together our first early 53-man roster projection of the offseason.