ESPN rates the Jets at the bottom of the NFL heading into the offseason

31. New York Jets

Offseason in three words: Start over (again)

Very few positives came out of coach Aaron Glenn’s first season (3-14), so the Jets are resetting in key areas — two new coordinators and (probably) a new quarterback. Glenn overhauled his staff (10 departures), creating the perception of a dysfunctional team starting from square one. The positives: four of the top 44 picks in the draft and about $80 million in cap room, per OverTheCap.com. The question is, will the Jets use the resources wisely? — Rich Cimini