Jets rank among NFL's least expensive offenses as 2026 season approaches

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Last updated Aug 1, 2026

Jets rank among NFL's least expensive offenses as 2026 season approaches
Summary

The New York Jets enter the 2026 NFL season with the second least-expensive offense at $97 million. The team has revamped its offensive lineup, highlighted by quarterback Geno Smith, acquired earlier this offseason. Smith's contract incurs a $3 million salary cap hit. The Jets also drafted first-round rookies Omar Cooper Jr. and Kenyon Sadiq, who remain on affordable rookie contracts. In contrast, the most expensive offense is led by the Los Angeles Rams at $207 million.

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  • Jets' offense cost is $97 million heading into the season.
  • Geno Smith has a $3 million salary cap hit.
  • Omar Cooper Jr. and Kenyon Sadiq are on rookie deals.
  • Rams lead NFL with the most expensive offense at $207 million.
  • Team significantly restructured its offense this offseason.
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Here is what the Jets spend on their offense right now compared to every other NFL team.

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