The Jets addressed plenty of areas of need at the NFL Draft as they look to compete in 2026 and build for the team's future in 2027.

The Detroit Lions have used both of the compensatory picks they were awarded for Aaron Glenn’s departure. Full results.

Aaron Glenn loves the Jets ending the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft with David Bailey, Kenyon Sadiq and Omar Cooper Jr.

A familiar play style could make D'Angelo Ponds a natural fit in New York.

The Jets added players at three different positions during the first round of the draft on Thursday night and there was one common thread between their three choices.

During a significant moment at the combine, head coach Aaron Glenn appears to have been caught napping as a potential first-round draft pick was running the 40-yard dash. The incident was captured on camera and shows Glenn, startled and confused, waking up ...

A chart helps tell the tale of the Jets' 2026 draft class. Of their four picks on Days 1-2, a few, such as Bailey and WR Cooper, may have started out on struggling teams, but as we trim the size of the sample from the past four seasons to last season, the winning angle became more obvious, for those first four picks and for the eight-man class:

Once the Jets chose Texas Tech LB David Bailey with the No. 2 overall pick in Thursday night’s first round of the NFL draft, the tell became obvious.