The New York Jets are taking a break this weekend, but their front office remains active as the team prepares for the upcoming trade deadline on Tuesday. According to a league source, the Jets have been receiving numerous inquiries from other teams regarding key players, particularly defensive lineman Micheal Clemons, pass rusher Jermaine Johnson, and running back Breece Hall. Despite the interest, the Jets are not looking to overhaul their roster with a fire sale.
Both Clemons and Hall are entering the final year of their contracts, which adds urgency to the Jets’ decisions regarding their future. On the other hand, Jermaine Johnson is under contract through 2027 and has a significant fifth-year option valued at $13.4 million, reflecting his potential as a valuable asset for the team.
Currently, the Jets hold a record of 1-7, having achieved their first victory of the season last weekend against the Cincinnati Bengals. Looking ahead, they are set to host the Cleveland Browns next weekend, where they will aim to build momentum following their win.
As the trade deadline approaches, the Jets have an opportunity to re-evaluate their roster and consider how they can best position themselves for future success. The team’s decision-making during this critical period could shape their direction for the remainder of the season and beyond.