The New York Jets are nearing the end of what was always billed as an evaluation season under first-year general manager Darren Mougey and head coach Aaron Glenn.
Wins and losses have clearly mattered less than clarity, as the organization spent the year determining which players fit the long-term vision, as well as which ones do not.
With that process nearing completion, sweeping roster changes are expected as the Jets head into their second full offseason under this regime. That reality puts several players squarely on the clock.
Some entered the year with defined roles and expectations, while others were given extended opportunities to prove they belonged in the team’s future plans.