The New York Jets have one job this offseason: surround Sam Darnold with as much talent as humanly possible.
Fortunately, the Jets have a ton of capital to execute that plan. From millions of dollars to premium draft picks, the world is the Jets oyster.
But just because you have a lot of moolah doesn’t mean you have to spend it all. One key area the Jets 100 percent need to improve is their backfield. Over the last few years, to be candid, it has been lackluster.
Specialty players have been shoved into starting roles and it hasn’t manifested into consistent success.