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Power rankings: Where the Jets land on latest ESPN poll
TL;DR
ESPN's latest power rankings place the New York Jets at No. 31, just above the Miami Dolphins. Despite an active offseason, the Jets still have much to prove.
Key points
- ESPN released new power rankings after the 2026 NFL Draft
- New York Jets ranked No. 31, ahead of only the Miami Dolphins
- Jets signed quarterback Geno Smith and extended running back Breece Hall
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With the 2026 NFL Draft a thing of the past, ESPN released a new way-too-early power rankings poll.
The New York Jets were one of the NFL's busiest teams this offseason. From signing a new quarterback in Geno Smith, to making three first-round picks at the draft to signing running back Breece Hall to an extension, head coach Aaron Glenn and general manager Darren Mougey have been working hard.
Even so, Gang Green has plenty to prove still according to ESPN.
Despite all that effort, ESPN kept the Jets in the No. 31 spot in their power ranking. That is only ahead of the MIami Dolphins in dead last.
At least ESPN's breakdown gave a shoutout to the work the Jets did at edge defender. That analysis can be found below:
The Jets used the draft, free agency and a trade to improve one of their weakest position groups, edge rusher. The headliner is No. 2 draft pick David Bailey, who replaces Jermaine Johnson II (traded to the Titans). The Jets also signed Joseph Ossai (Bengals) and () in March.
Q&A
What are the latest power rankings for the New York Jets?
The New York Jets are currently ranked No. 31 in ESPN's latest power rankings.
Who did the Jets sign during the offseason?
The Jets signed quarterback Geno Smith and running back Breece Hall, among other moves.
Why are the Jets ranked so low in the power rankings?
Despite their offseason activity, ESPN believes the Jets still have plenty to prove on the field.
