For most, you only go as far as your quarterback can take you, and in 2025, the New York Jets have Justin Fields at the wheel as part of Aaron Glenn's new regime change. With everything so far going smoothly, the Jets feel confident in what they are building this offseason, but the proof will be once the regular season gets rolling.

Gone is Aaron Rodgers, who played two years with the Jets. To replace him, the team went out and signed former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Justin Fields to a two-year, $40 million contract in NFL free agency.