Jets seek immediate roster improvements in 2025 Draft

The New York Jets are preparing for the 2025 NFL Draft, looking for immediate help to improve their team. They have already made some changes during the first wave of free agency, but questions remain about the effectiveness of their new management. The Jets have the seventh overall pick in the draft. This presents a valuable opportunity to address key needs on their roster. With some positions filled through free agency, the focus is now on areas where they still require improvement. In a recent mock draft, the Jets are projected to select several players to bolster their team. For example, they might choose Carson Vinson, an interior offensive lineman, to provide depth after struggles in 2024. Additionally, cornerback Mello Dotson and safety Craig Woodson are expected picks to strengthen the defense. Quarterback Dillon Gabriel could also be a late-round selection, even as the Jets search for a reliable backup. They are likely to target offensive tackle Logan Brown to improve their line, as they have missed in the past with similar picks. Wide receiver Jayden Higgins may provide necessary support for their top receiver, while defensive tackle Tyleik Williams is expected to enhance their defensive lineup. The Jets aim to select tight end Tyler Warren in the first round to add a versatile weapon that could aid their quarterback and improve scoring. Overall, the Jets are focused on making strategic picks in the upcoming draft to create a more competitive team.