The New York Jets have invested in their offense this offseason, however, their ranking on the list of the NFL's most and least expensive units in the NFL heading into the 2026 season is unsurprising.
The Jets have a new-look offense. It is led by quarterback Geno Smith, who the team traded for earlier this offseason.
Smith comes to New York with a reasonable contract that has a $3 million salary cap hit and approximately $19M in cash attached to it. Compare that to Patrick Mahomes, who has a NFL leading $63M on his deal in 2026.
Aside from Smith, the Jets added several other pieces to their offense as of late, however, many such as first-round rookies Omar Cooper Jr. and Kenyon Sadiq as still on their affordable rookie contracts.
In the end, the Jets
enter the 2026 season with the second least-expensive offense in the league at a clip of $97M according to Sharp Football.
The full 1-32 list from across the NFL can be found below:
This article originally appeared on Jets Wire: NFL most-expensive offenses: Jets rank in unsurprising position
