Over time, you get a sense for how GMs and head coaches operate, but this year, it feels like we don’t know much about the Jets’ plans.

It is up to new general manager Darren Mougey and coach Aaron Glenn to try to solve the Jets’ quarterback riddle that has flummoxed so many of their predecessors.

There’s one player at the combine that Aaron Glenn has known since the day he was born — Clemson safety R.J. Mickens.

Talking about winning now sounds good in February. We’ll see how it ages in the fall and winter.

Mason Graham does not look the part. 

Woody Johnson won’t be hanging this report card on the fridge.

Though the Jets have made it known they are moving on from Aaron Rodgers, they are still not saying what their plan is for Rodgers’ running mate Davante Adams. 

The new Jets decision-makers repeatedly expressed their desire to keep good players on their roster on Tuesday. Apparently, Aaron Rodgers did not qualify.