Jets News Roundup for February 20, 2026

The offseason doesn’t sleep, even in late February. As the NFL Combine approaches, the New York Jets continue to shape their plans for free agency and the draft. Trade rumors are swirling, salary cap decisions are looming, and the quarterback conversation never seems to go away. While there aren’t games on the schedule, there’s plenty happening behind the scenes that will define how this roster looks heading into OTAs.

Here’s a full look at today’s Jets News from around the web.

Jets News

• Jets evaluating offensive line depth ahead of Combine – JetNation.comThe Jets are reportedly spending significant time evaluating interior offensive line prospects at the upcoming NFL Combine. With durability concerns along the line last season, adding young depth appears to be a priority for the front office.
• What the Jets must accomplish in free agency – GangGreenNation.comThis breakdown outlines the team’s biggest offseason needs, including wide receiver depth and defensive line rotation help. The article emphasizes balancing short-term veteran additions with long-term draft strategy.
• Jets coaching staff adjustments finalized – NewYorkJets.comThe organization has officially announced finalized coaching staff roles heading into 2026. Continuity remains a theme, with only minor adjustments on the defensive side of the ball.
• Jets salary cap outlook entering March – ESPNA detailed cap analysis projects how much flexibility the Jets may have once restructures and potential releases are factored in. Expect a few contract moves before free agency officially opens.
• Trade speculation continues around veteran playmakers – New York PostAs is tradition this time of year, speculation is heating up around veteran talent. While nothing appears imminent, rival teams are reportedly monitoring the Jets’ roster closely.

Be sure to join the discussion on the JetNation Forums, where fans are debating draft targets, cap moves, and what the front office should prioritize next. The offseason conversation is just getting started.