How the Jets’ offseason additions have fared: Geno Smith’s reality, $34M miss, free-agent steal

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Costello, B. (2026, October 14). How the Jets’ offseason additions have fared: Geno Smith’s reality, $34M miss, free-agent steal. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/14/sports/how-jets-2026-offseason-additions-have-fared/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-14 · by Brian Costello

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The article discusses the performance of players acquired through trades and free agency by the Jets during their offseason for the 2026 season. Five games into the season, the piece evaluates how these moves are shaping up under general manager Darren Mougey and head coach Aaron Glenn. The author plans to leave evaluation of draft picks for a later discussion.
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Story summary

The New York Jets have entered their fifth game of the 2026 season, giving some insight into this year's team dynamics. General Manager Darren Mougey and Head Coach Aaron Glenn made several offseason moves to reshape the roster. As of October 14, it is evident that these changes are beginning to influence the team’s performance. Specific players acquired through trade and free agency are starting to show their impact, though there remains ample time for further adjustments and developments. Sports+ subscribers can follow Brian Costello's analysis throughout the season for updates on these moves and more.

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Brian Costello
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🔮 “Well I would say this: we really don’t focus on what happened in the past when it comes to us, we just focus on what’s happening right now,” Glenn said.
🔮 Bailey and Reese will be linked for their careers because the Jets passed on Reese to select Bailey at the No. 2 overall pick.
🔮 The Jets will still be missing running back Breece Hall and wide receiver Adonai Mitchell on Sunday against the Browns, but they are getting one starter back.
🔮 It seems impossible that the Jets could play worse than they did in the 23-12 loss to the Bears.
🔮 It looks like the Jets will have TE Mason Taylor (thumb) back this week.
🔮 Fifty-eight of those yards came on the fourth-quarter touchdown pass to Isaiah Williams.
🔮 He has been the head coach for 21 games, and I could not tell you what the Jets identity is under him.
🔮 That may sound crazy for Jets fans who watched their team play one of the worst games in franchise history — and that’s saying something.
🔮 The Jets were expected to have a strong pass rush this year, but that has not materialized.
🔮 “I think I could have done a lot better, executed a lot better in the passing game.
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Narrative

The Jets are five games into the 2026 season, so there is still plenty of time for the story of this season to be written … but we also have some idea of who this team is.
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The Jets are five games into the 2026 season, so there is still plenty of time for the story of this season to be written … but we also have some idea of who this team is. asserted
team → be → idea
Take flight with the Jets Text with Brian Costello all season as he brings Sports+ subscribers the latest Jets intel from on the field and off. asserted
he → take → field
SIGN UP NOWThis feels like a good time to check in on the offseason moves that general manager Darren Mougey and head coach Aaron Glenn made to reshape this roster. asserted
Mougey → sign → roster
There is still plenty of time for all of this to change, but here are the early returns on what they brought in to the Jets. asserted
they → be → Jets
We’re going to leave the NFL draft for another day — here is how the players acquired by trade and free agency are faring. asserted
players → go → trade
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