The New York Jets continued their offensive-focused approach during the NFL draft by selecting Florida State quarterback Jordan Travis in the 5th round. This move follows yet another strategic trade orchestrated by Jets General Manager Joe Douglas.

Douglas packaged two sixth-round picks (Nos. 185 and 190) to acquire Philadelphia's 171st pick and secure Travis for the team. Travis, who played his sixth college season and fifth at FSU, showcased impressive statistics with 20 touchdown passes and only two interceptions, while maintaining a 63.9% completion rate. He led the Seminoles to an impressive 11-0 record, earning them a No. 5 national ranking.

However, tragedy struck during Game 11 against North Alabama when Travis suffered a fractured and dislocated left ankle, prematurely ending his season and negatively impacting the 'Noles' season as well. Despite this setback, Travis's leadership qualities and impressive record of 21-3 as a starter in the 2022-23 season make him a promising addition to the Jets roster.

If Travis can overcome any remaining medical hurdles, he will have the fantastic opportunity to learn from veteran quarterbacks Aaron Rodgers and Tyrod Taylor. Douglas expressed his enthusiasm for adding quarterbacks to the team every year, highlighting the potential value they can bring in terms of future picks or developing into starters elsewhere, citing examples such as Mark Brunell, Aaron Brooks, and Matt Hasselbeck.

The Jets have placed a strong emphasis on bolstering their offense throughout the draft, with their first four picks all focused on offensive positions. In addition to drafting Travis, the team selected Olu Fashanu in the first round with the 11th overall pick, wide receiver Machai Corley in the first round at No. 65, and running back Braelon Allen in the fourth round with the 134th pick.

By investing heavily in offensive talent, the Jets are clearly looking to strengthen their roster and provide their quarterbacks with ample support. With Travis now in the mix, the team is hoping to build a formidable offensive unit capable of making a strong impact in the upcoming season.

It remains to be seen how Travis will fit into the Jets' offensive scheme and if he can make a successful transition to the professional level. Jets fans will certainly be keeping a close eye on this promising quarterback prospect as the team prepares for the new season.