The New York Jets put together a solid draft class and looked primed to improve on their disastrous 2025 season. However, while they addressed their three most obvious needs in the draft (pass-rusher, secondary depth and receiving threats), they still have some weaknesses that can't be ignored. Figuring out their backup quarterback situation and bringing in another veteran pass catcher are two of the remaining needs the Jets need to address , but linebacker is an even bigger area area of concern, especially when you look at the depth. The Jets did not draft an off-ball linebacker, putting even more emphasis on the health of free free-agent acquisitions Demario Davis and Jamien Sherwood. With the draft in the books and OTAs coming up later this month, adding some depth at linebacker could be crucial with the 37-year-old Davis and Sherwood being the cornerstones of the position going into the 2026 season.…