Locked On Jets

John B. explores whether drafting Simpson at 16th overall should spark a bold, multi-quarterback strategy, challenging the usual “QB1 loyalty” with references to historic misses like Byron Leftwich over Ben Roethlisberger and recent lessons from the Kyler Murray/Josh Rosen saga. Is it time for the Jets to lead, not follow, and demand that quarterbacks prove themselves, rather than inherit the job? Key insights include Geno Smith’s uncertain future after being acquired, the necessity of adding a second veteran quarterback, and why reclamation projects like Will Levis aren't the solution for a team lacking strong offensive infrastructure. John B. breaks down the fields of potential backups, the risks of relying on inexperienced starters, and how accumulating depth might finally help the Jets end their playoff drought. Can the Jets innovate their way out of mediocrity? Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms