The most common reaction to the Jets’ free agent signings this week has been, “Who?”

<a href="https://nypost.com/2025/03/11/sports/justin-fields-has-almost-everything-he-needs-to-overhaul-the-jets-offense/">Outside of the Justin Fields deal</a>, new coach Aaron Glenn and new general manager Darren Mougey have brought in mostly players who are unfamiliar to even diehard NFL fans.&nbsp;

It has shown what their philosophy is in their first year on the job. They are<a href="https://nypost.com/2025/03/12/sports/jets-still-have-many-holes-to-fill-after-early-nfl-free-agency-spurt/"> not going to chase big-money free agents</a>, unlike some of their predecessors.&nbsp;

This is a sound strategy, if you also can draft really well.&nbsp;

The most common reaction to the Jets’ free agent signings this week has been, “Who?”{ai:summary}<p>The Jets' recent free agent signings have garnered confusion, with many fans questioning the unfamiliarity of the players acquired. New coach Aaron Glenn and general manager Darren Mougey are opting for a strategy that avoids big-money signings, focusing instead on building through the draft.</p><p>This approach reflects a shift in philosophy for the franchise, emphasizing long-term development over immediate star power. Success will depend on their ability to draft effectively. #sports</p>

Jets’ free agency strategy relies on a risky bet and a strong stomach

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