A couple weeks into the off season, I think it's fair to say there are more questions than answers about the Jets offense.

Now, that's not necessarily a bad thing.

In fact, the way these questions are answered could determine the fate of the 2025 Jets.

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So today we're going to go position by position.

I'm going to have a very simple rating system.

It's either going to be a green flag, a yellow flag, or a red flag.

Green flag means we're good to go, no problems, everything's looking really good.

Yellow flag means there's question marks.

It means that essentially there's potential for it to be pretty good, but we can't be entirely certain. And there are

questions we're going to have to delve into. And red flag means we got issues. So let's start

at the quarterback position. I think that's a pretty clear yellow flag right now for the Jets with

Justin Field set to be the team starting quarterback in

2025. It seems like at this point the team's going to hold on to Tyrod Taylor to be the backup.

And then there will be a number three quarterback who likely will be developmental guy.

It could be Jordan Travis, so the Jets drafted in the late rounds last year.

It's also conceivable the Jets draft a new developmental quarterback in the late rounds this year. It's also conceivable to Jets draft a new developmental

quarterback in the late rounds this year. It's always a bit of a tricky spot for a player who

was the developmental quarterback of the previous regime. Darren Mugi and Aaron Glenn don't

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