The Jets currently have the No. 7 pick in the 2025 draft. Below is a compilation of mock drafts. The views expressed are not representative of any Jets personnel.
No. 7: DL Mason Graham – Michigan
"The Jets would also seemingly like to get a quarterback, but I don't think they have the capital to get up there. So, Aaron Glenn will get the opportunity to draft the second-most disruptive defensive player in this draft. Graham's tape is unreal. He's a block destructor who's quick, stops the run and can really do it all. Adding Graham would really help that Jets defense."
No. 7: TE Tyler Warren – Penn State
The Jets ranked second to last in rushing offense last season, and they desperately need another target in the passing game. Warren helps them improve in both of those areas.
See NFL.com's Daniel Jeremiah's top 50 prospects in the 2025 NFL Draft.
No. 1 Abdul Carter, Penn State DE
No. 2 Travis Hunter, Colorado WR
No. 3 Ashton Jeanty, Boise State RB
No. 4 Mason Graham, Michigan DT
No. 5 Tyler Warren, Penn State TE
No. 6 Jalon Walker, Georgia Edge
No. 7 Colston Loveland, Michigan TE
No. 8 Will Campbell, LSU OT
No. 9 Jahdae Barron, Texas CB
No. 10 Cam Ward, Miami QB
No. 11 Shedeur Sanders, Colorado QB
No. 12 Will Johnson, Michigan CB
No. 13 Jihaad Campbell, Alabama LB
No. 14 Tyler Booker, Alabama IOL
No. 15 Tetairoa McMillan, Arizona WR
No. 16 Mykel Williams, Georgia Edge
No. 17 Armand Membou, Missouri IOL
No. 18 Kenneth Grant, Michigan DT
No. 19 Kelvin Banks Jr., Texas OT
No. 20 James Pearce Jr., Tennessee Edge
No. 21 Nick Emmanwori, South Carolina S
No. 22 Derrick Harmon, Oregon DT
No. 23 Mike Green, Marshall Edge
Texas wide receiver Matthew Golden (2) makes the catch against Arizona State defensive back Keith Abney II (1) during the first half in the quarterfinals of a College Football Playoff, Wednesday, Jan. 1, 2025, in Atlanta. (AP Photo/Brynn Anderson)
No. 25 Emeka Egbuka, Ohio State WR
No. 26 Walter Nolen, Ole Miss DT
No. 27 Shemar Stewart, Texas A&M Edge
No. 28 Donovan Ezeiruaku, Boston College Edge
North Carolina running back Omarion Hampton (28) runs past Wake Forest linebacker Aiden Hall and defensive back C'Darius Kelley (10) during the first half of an NCAA college football game Saturday, Nov. 16, 2024, in Chapel Hill, N.C. (AP Photo/Chris Seward)
No. 30 Josh Simmons, Ohio State OT
No. 31 Donovan Jackson, Ohio State IOL
No. 32 Luther Burden III, Missouri WR
No. 33 Malaki Starks, Georgia S
No. 34 Quishon Judkins, Ohio State RB
No. 35 Mason Taylor, LSU TE
No. 36 TreVeyon Henderson, Ohio State RB
No. 37 Carson Schwesinger, UCLA LB
No. 38 Josh Conerly Jr., Oregon OT
No. 39 Joshua Farmer, Florida State DT
No. 40 Jack Sawyer, Ohio State Edge
No. 41 Jaxson Dart, Ole Miss QB
No. 42 T.J. Sanders, South Carolina DT
No. 43 CB Azareye'h Thomas, Florida State CB
No. 44 Maxwell Hairston, Kentucky CB
No. 45 Benjamin Morrison, Notre Dame CB
No. 46 Josaiah Stewart, Michigan Edge
No. 47 Marcus Mbow, Purdue OT
No. 48 Grey Zabel, North Dakota State IOL
No. 49 Elijah Arroyo, Miami (FL) TE
No. 50 Alfred Collins, Texas DT
No. 7: QB Cam Ward – Miami (FL)
With the Jets moving on from veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers, selecting Ward gives them a new signal-caller and face of the franchise. He'll step into a situation with a top wide receiver already in place, while new head coach Aaron Glenn will look to build a strong defense to support the young quarterback.
No. 7: Edge Jalon Walker – Georgia
New head coach Aaron Glenn knows well that a cornerback's best friend is a good pass rush. Gang Green adds some versatility to its defense with Walker, who can play off-ball linebacker or get after opposing quarterbacks off the edge.
No. 7: DL Mason Graham – Michigan
"The Jets have a collection of free agents along the defensive line, and Graham is the premier interior three-down player in the class."
No. 7: CB Will Johnson – Michigan
"Given the Jets' commitment to a "new direction" at quarterback this offseason, the team would be wise to pursue something similar in other key spots this offseason. With CB Sauce Gardner in the prime of his career, the Jets could move on from DJ Reed as the other corner, avoid giving out a big contract at that position and pair Gardner with another big-bodied corner with elite skills. Will Johnson and Sauce Gardner would be a matchup win for the Jets against nearly any opponent in the league."
