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Michael Nania ranks the New York Jets' position groups from worst to best after free agency, and it sparks some fascinating conversations about potential outside-the-box moves New York could make in the draft.

Michael Nania reacts to the Jets' latest free agency news, including a potential steal of a signing in left guard Dylan Parham. Plus, what on EARTH is the plan at kicker? What have the Jets' signings told us about Aaron Glenn's scheme? And could a sneaky new target have emerged for the #2 overall pick?

Michael Nania reacts to Day 2 of Jets free agency. Was Geno Smith the right move at QB? What version of him will the Jets ultimately get? Plus, we break down CB Nahshon Wright, map out the Jets' remaining needs, and analyze how the Jets' draft approach has been reshaped by their free agency moves thus far.

Michael Nania recaps everything from the New York Jets' first day of free agency, including the Minkah Fitzpatrick trade, 5 defensive signings, and 4 losses. Plus, he maps out the team's needs entering Day 2 and ponders the team's awkward QB situation.

Michael Nania previews what Jets fans should be looking for at the 2026 combine, dives into the great Caleb Downs debate, and unpacks the Jets' lingering Breece Hall situation.

Michael Nania reacts to the completion of the New York Jets' 2026 coaching staff and analyzes the potential pursuit of Kyler Murray.

Michael Nania reacts to the New York Jets' hiring of Frank Reich as their offensive coordinator. Great? Awful? Meh? Let's break it down.

Michael Nania shreds Aaron Glenn and the New York Jets for their baffling firing of Tanner Engstrand and overall lack of a cohesive plan.

Michael Nania breaks down the latest goings-on in Jetsland, from Sam Darnold's NFC championship run, to Fernando Mendoza's sneakily concerning CFP title game, to Rueben Bain's breakout performance, to what Jets fans should look for in the top EDGE and WR prospects.

Michael Nania breaks down his projections for the 2026 QB class and ponders whether the New York Jets would be better off waiting until 2027 to draft a first-round quarterback.