If you had to pick one decision the Jets made in this year’s draft that was questionable, it was moving up 18 spots in the fourth round to take Clemson quarterback Cade Klubnik. On the surface, it seemed unnecessary to move up to get Klubnik at pick No.

Even though the New York Jets drafted rookie Cade Klubnik, they could still use another veteran in their room such as Tyrod Taylor.

The 2026 NFL Draft is in the books. Each year the Jets select new additions to their team in the Draft. Of course, those prospects impact the players already on the team. Let’s talk about the Jets who gained and lost most from the class of 2026.