The New York Jets are currently navigating a turbulent kicking situation, having recently signed former Miami Dolphins kicker Jason Sanders and free agent Cade York. This follows the release of Younghoe Koo, marking the third time the Jets have made roster changes at the kicker position this offseason. Sanders, who missed the entire 2025 season due to a hip injury, previously showcased impressive performance, making over 84% of his kicks, including 90% in the 2024 season. The Jets' special teams coordinator, Chris Banjo, is tasked with stabilizing the kicking game, a role he previously managed successfully with Nick Folk. However, questions remain about York's consistency, raising concerns if he were to secure the position but struggle early in the season. As training camp approaches, the Jets are focused on allowing either Sanders or York to establish a rhythm, with the possibility of seeking another veteran if neither performs adequately.