There are some people who think the Jets should draft Aaron Rodgers’ successor this year and let him learn under Rodgers for the next two years like the Packers did with Jordan Love. 

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<figcaption>Jordan Travis could prove to be a late-round value pick. <span class="credit">AP</span></figcaption>

Joe Douglas signed Tyrod Taylor to be Rodgers’ backup and I don’t see that changing. 

However, the Jets do need to add a third, developmental quarterback. That could happen on Day 3. 

<a href="https://nypost.com/2024/04/09/sports/jets-seven-round-nfl-mock-draft-2-0-complete-list-of-picks/">Check out Brian Costello’s latest NFL Mock Draft</a>

Florida State’s Jordan Travis is an intriguing prospect who is coming off an injury and might be a value pick. 

If the Jets don’t draft one, they will sign an undrafted free agent quarterback.

There are some who think that the Jets should draft Aaron Rodgers’ successor this year and let him learn for the next two years like the Packers did with Jordan Love.{ai:summary}<p>Jets may not draft Rodgers' successor this year, focusing on late-round pick Jordan Travis as backup. Need a third QB for development. #sports</p>

What the Jets might do at QB in the 2024 NFL Draft

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