Jets need a roster overhaul in 2025. 2025 will be a dead season where the Jets need to get some stability rather than look to the playoffs.

2025 is a punt season for the Green and White. Michael Pallas dives into why the Jets should punt and its importance to their future.

Notes about this episode:

• I’ve been operating under the plan of eating all of the Rodgers $49 million in 2025, and that has changed.

• I noticed an error in my table with one of the cap hits to a player.

• Sam Darnold and D.J. Reed are no longer in the equation

• New Cap Space Starting Point: $55,709,896

In this episode, the projection is the return of Jamien Sherwood and Kenny Yeboah. That will leave the Jets with 17 roster spots to fill with free agency and the draft. We will be taking into account the draft picks and UDFA projected to make the roster in the cap figure.

In this episode, Michael Pallas examines the dead cap hits for the three most likely Jets to impact the franchise’s books in 2025. He will look at it from a Post-June 1 application to the cuts.

Two players are guaranteed to return in 2025, but one isn’t. In this episode, Michael Pallas explains why the Jets should use both available fifth-year options and bring back one of their defenders in the backfield.

Many fans will cringe over void years, because of the implication of dead cap associated with them. However, it doesn’t have to be so problematic for fans. Just because there are void years, doesn’t mean there has to automatically be dead cap associated with them. Michael Pallas explains here.