The New York Jets ' new regime hasn't wasted any time in trimming the fat on the roster with Aaron Rodgers and Davante Adams now out. That likely won't be the only moves the front office makes, but now the franchise needs a quarterback to steer this ship in 2025.

The New York Jets have a new regime and are in the market for a new quarterback - but none of the names available in free agency inspire much excitement or hope for the downtrodden franchise

The New York Jets entered the NFL quarterback carousel this offseason when they announced Aaron Rodgers would be released. With

So how will they handle their first big test in free agency? With $51.4 million to spend ( according to Over The Cap) the Jets have the 12th most cap space in the NFL heading into 2025, so they can make some meaningful additions. Here are 10 players we would target if we were running the show.

Despite ties to Atlanta Falcons defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich and assistant Mike Rutenberg, linebacker Jamien Sherwood re-signed with the New York Jets.

Sherwood's 158 tackles were not only a team-high, but were tied for the third-most in the NFL and second among linebackers.He led the league with 98 solo tackles.

The Jets made Jamien Sherwood one of the highest-paid off-ball linebackers, securing him with a three-year, $45 million deal ($30 million gtd.) It's a huge investment, but Sherwood is only 25 and still ascending.