Free Agency Reset: What is left for the Jets?

Now that the second wave of free agency has well and truly slowed to a crawl, it's a good time to review where the Jets stand.

UFAs re-signed:

• Solomon Thomas
• Greg Zuerlein
• Will Parks
• Quincy Williams
• Adam Pankey
• Nick Bawden
• Ty Johnson

New players acquired:

• Chuck Clark (trade)
• Allen Lazard
• Wes Schweitzer
• Trystan Colon
• Mecole Hardman
• Thomas Morstead

Potential acquisitions on the horizon:

• Aaron Rodgers (trade)
• Randall Cobb
• Odell Beckham Jr.
• Ben Jones
• Marcedes Lewis

Known targets missed out on:

• Fletcher Cox
• Calais Campbell
• Jake Brendel

Ex-Jets acquired by other teams:

• Nathan Shepherd (Saints)
• Sheldon Rankins (Texans)
• Jeff Smith (Giants)
• Elijah Moore (Browns - via trade)
• Braxton Berrios (Dolphins)
• Dan Feeney (Dolphins)
• Mike White (Dolphins)
• Nate Herbig (Steelers)
• James Robinson (Patriots)

Jets UFAs still yet to be signed:

• George Fant
• Connor McGovern
• Joe Flacco
• Lamarcus Joyner
• Vinny Curry
• Mike Remmers
• Kwon Alexander
• Cedric Ogbuehi
• Laurent Duvernay-Tardif.

Current 2024 compensatory picks projection: Three picks (two seventh rounders and a sixth rounder).

Remaining needs:

• Defensive tackle
• Free safety
• Off-ball linebacker
• Offensive line depth

Draft picks held:

• Round 1, Pick 13
• Round 2, Pick 42 (From CLV)
• Round 2, Pick 43
• Round 4, Pick 112
• Round 5, Pick 143
• Round 6, Pick 207 (From SF via HOU)

Notes on compensatory picks:

To count as a qualifying gain/loss, players signed would need to earn around $3 million per year or more and must be signed by the cut-off date, which is typically about 10 days after the draft. That may in theory delay some players mentioned above from getting a deal this month, because teams (including the Jets) may not wish to make qualifying additions that will net off against potential compensatory picks.