The Jets need to make big upgrades on the offensive side of the ball to support whichever quarterback they draft.

The good news is the team has the resources to make those big upgrades.

Let's take a look at options for improving the Jets' offense today on Locked On Jets.

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Today we are looking to the future for the New York Jets.

It's going to be a very exciting offseason after we get through these final six games of 2025,

and priority number one for the Jets, we'll be figuring out

the quarterback position. Priority number two will be supporting whichever quarterback comes in here.

And on today's show, we're going to break down what the Jets need to do to build around the next

quarterback of this team. We're going to talk about a very tricky decision the Jets will need to make

as they build their offensive line going forward. We'll talk about one player who is a must re-sign this offseason.

But let's begin by talking about the past catching targets on this team right now. Now, I think

that most objective observers would say the Jets have a really great starting point with Garrett

Wilson as their number one receiver. And the Jets have a really great starting point with Garrett Wilson as their

number one receiver. And the Jets have not always been in this position. Prior to 2022 drafting

Garrett Wilson, this team has lacked a number one receiver for a really long time. I mean, I think

between Kishon Johnson and Garrett Wilson, you had a couple of years with Laverneus Coles. You had the one year with

Brandon Marshall, but for the most part, the Jets have lacked a go-to guy as a pass catcher. They have

that now in Garrett Wilson. And it makes it a lot easier when you start with the number one receiver

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