The New York Jets will face a crucial decision at the quarterback position in the coming months, for what feels like an annual tradition at this point. A growing portion of Jets fans has rallied around the idea that the team should avoid selecting a QB in the 2026 NFL Draft, not necessarily because of the prospects themselves, but out of fear.
Fear that the current coaching staff would ruin a young passer. Fear that Aaron Glenn cannot be trusted. Fear that the offensive infrastructure is not good enough to support proper development. Given the Jets’ recent history, that skepticism is understandable.