NFL general managers love to say that roster building is never done … and it is not to some degree.

But the heavy lifting of roster building is now over with the NFL draft behind us. It is possible the Jets (or other teams) could land a starter between now and training camp. The Jets memorably signed Morgan Moses in the summer of 2021, among other examples. But, for the most part, the Jets roster is set.

Now feels like a good time to compare where the Jets roster is now compared to last year. I used playing time from the 2024 season to compile the starters from last year, along with my projections of who will start in 2025.

It is possible the Jets could land a starter between now and training camp. But for the most part the Jets roster is set.{ai:summary}<p>With the NFL draft completed, the Jets' roster is largely finalized, though there may still be opportunities for additions before training camp. Historical examples, like the signing of Morgan Moses, show that teams can still make impactful moves in the offseason.</p><p>A comparison of the Jets' current roster to last year's highlights changes in key positions, particularly at quarterback, as the team prepares for the upcoming season. #sports</p>

Where the Jets’ depth chart has improved — and declined — since last year

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