Training camp began this week for the New York Jets and there is plenty of optimism surrounding the team in 2026. By most accounts, the team had a terrific offseason adding quality veterans with familiarity playing for head coach Aaron Glenn and also set themselves up for a nice future with their 2026 NFL draft class at key positions.
Jets Wire will break down each position and focus on key matchups as well as discuss a player that has plenty to prove to this coaching staff in 2026. For our next position breakdown, we will look at safety, which received a much needed facelift after a brutal season from the secondary as a whole last year:
Andre Cisco was the big move of last offseason as the Jets hoped a change of scenery to his hometown would help him bounce back after a disappointing final year in Jacksonville. But, Cisco was brutal in coverage and suffered a season-ending injury that really hurt the Jets depth.
Tony Adams had another up and down season, although he wasn't as bad in coverage as many believed. Fourth-round pick Malachi Moore had a season expected of a rookie. A few highs with quite a bit of lows. General manager Darren Mougey didn't invest many resources into this position and it left them exposed for the second half of the season.
Minkah Fitzpatrick, Malachi Moore, Andre Cisco, Dane Belton, VJ Payne (Rookie), Dean Clark

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