2-7 · if the season ended today, after Week 10
| Pick | Round | Our mock pick | Move |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4 | Round 1via Colts | Leonard MooreCB, Notre Dame | – |
| 6 | Round 1 | CJ CarrQB, Notre Dame | – |
| 13 | Round 1via Cowboys | Will EcholesIDL, Ole Miss | – |
| 37 | Round 2 | Lance HeardOT, Kentucky | – |
| 68 | Round 3 | Bray HubbardS, Alabama | – |
| 102 | Round 4 | Tony RojasLB, Penn State | – |
| 133 | Round 5 | DeSean BishopRB, Tennessee | – |
| 182 | Round 6via Packers | Adon ShulerS, Notre Dame | ▼ 1 |
| 186 | Round 6via Chiefs | Carlos HernandezWR, Wake Forest | – |
The Jets hold 9 picks in the 2027 NFL draft: 3 in round 1, 1 in round 2, 1 in round 3, 1 in round 4, 1 in round 5 and 2 in round 6. 4 of them came from other teams in trades, and 2 of their own picks now belong to someone else. Compensatory picks are added in March, after free agency.
No. 4 if the season ended today (the Colts' pick). Our forecast for where it lands: 2 to 12, most likely 6.
Pick the Colts' games and watch it move →No. 6 if the season ended today (their own pick). Our forecast for where it lands: 2 to 10, most likely 5, with a 6% chance at No. 1.
Pick the Jets' games and watch it move →No. 13 if the season ended today (the Cowboys' pick). Our forecast for where it lands: 7 to 25, most likely 13.
Pick the Cowboys' games and watch it move →The Jets make the playoffs in <1% of our 3,000 simulated seasons, and a playoff team cannot pick before 19th.
Play out the playoff race →Quarterback is the Jets' biggest need, then interior offensive line and offensive tackle.
Needs are read off each roster and this season's play, and are the same list our Jets mock draft simulator drafts against.
2 of the Jets' own 2027 picks belong to other teams: round 6 (No. 164) to the Vikings and round 7 (No. 198) to the Panthers.
| Pick | Round | Now held by |
|---|---|---|
| 164 | Round 6 | Minnesota Vikings |
| 198 | Round 7 | Carolina Panthers |
The Jets are 2-7 with 8 games left. Every result moves the picks tied to their record: a loss moves them up the order, a win moves them back.