The New York Jets are building a competitive offense without breaking the bank, sitting as the NFL’s second least-expensive unit at just $97 million for 2026 — a stark contrast to stars like Patrick Mahomes, whose cap hit alone hits $63 million. By wisely signing Geno Smith to a manageable deal and leveraging affordable rookie contracts, they’re stacking talent smartly, avoiding the salary cap handcuffs that plague other teams. This cost-effective strategy could give them crucial flexibility as the season unfolds.

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