The New York Jets drafted Leonard Williams, which puts the future of fellow defensive lineman Muhammad Wilkerson in doubt.

Mike Maccagnan said at a press conference following the selection of Williams that the Jets aren’t “actively shopping” Wilkerson.  

Wilkerson is seeking a new contract from the Jets.

The New York Jets have been fined $100,000 for tampering with Darrelle Revis, but will not lose any draft picks.

The fine comes as a result from Woody Johnson's comments that he'd "love to have Darrelle back" at a December press conference.

The Jets signed Revis to a five-year, $70 million deal this offseason.

The New York Jets have received trade interest in Muhammed Wilkerson this offseason from at least two teams.

More calls from teams are expected as the NFL draft gets underway Thursday night, according to the source.

The Jets don't plan on trading Wilkerson but will listen to offers.

Wilkerson could be the most attractive defensive player potentially available. Any team interested in acquiring him would have to weigh whether he is better than the player or players it could draft this week. 

Wilkerson is scheduled to make $6.96 million, the amount of his fifth-year option, this season.

The New York Jets will call teams to gauge interest about moving up from the sixth spot.

Marcus Mariota is believed to be the Jets' target if they move up.

"We're going to reach out to every team ahead of us and gauge the value of what they're looking for in compensation to move up in the draft," he said. "That doesn't mean we're actually trying to go up necessarily and get a player but you hear what the market value is basically, and then what you do is see what unfolds with the first few picks and who is available. We'll have that discussion when we get to the draft -- if we want to move up in the draft.

"Philosophically, I'm not opposed to moving up in the draft to get a player if you feel if a player is going to be an extremely good player. ... I would personally want to (acquire more talent)."

The New York Jets quietly brought Marcus Mariota to their practice facility on April 2nd for a workout five days after privately working him out in Eugene.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Tennessee Titans are the other two teams to have worked out Mariota at both their own practice facility and on Oregon's campus.

Mariota's visit came after he went to meet with the Chicago Bears.

Mariota is expected to be the second quarterback selected in the 2015 NFL Draft.

The New York Jets will bring Jameis Winston to their practice facility for a private workout.

The Jets own the No. 6 overall pick in the draft.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have long been considered likely to draft Winston.

Stevan Ridley has signed with the New York Jets.

Ridley's one-year contract with the Jets was finalized Wednesday.

"He's excited for the opportunity and his rehab is going strong at this point," Ridley's agent, Andy Simms, told The Associated Press.

Ridley, 26, only five months removed from major knee surgery, visited last week with the Jets. Ridley also met with Washington and the Miami Dolphins.

Geno Smith is working out with Tom House this offseason.

House is a former major league pitcher and pitching coach who has become a quarterback guru for the likes of Tom Brady and Drew Brees.

Smith, speaking to reporters Monday on a conference call, said he was joined at the workouts by teammates Quincy Enunwa and Shaq Evans.

"I worked extremely hard to improve my mechanics and some of the things I felt I needed to improve on from last year, that I could work on without being in the team structure," Smith said.

Muhammad Wilkerson will not report for the start of the first offseason program under Todd Bowles on Monday, according to sources.

Wilkerson, considered by many to be the New York Jets' best incumbent player, and one who has yet to make considerable money on his rookie contract, is due to make roughly $7M in 2015 on a fifth-year option. He's seeking a new deal in line with his production.

Wilkerson is among the NFL's more dominant and versatile linemen, able to generate pass rush from inside or outside, and has become the leader of New York's young defense. 

Mike Maccagnan and Todd Bowles dropped hints Thursday during a conference call with season-ticket holders that the New York Jets are in the market for another quarterback.

The Jets own the sixth overall pick and have been linked to Marcus Mariota for months.

Ryan Fitzpatrick was acquired in the offseason who will challenge Geno Smith for the starting job if they don't draft Mariota.

"We want competition at every position," Bowles said. "Ryan is going to compete, as well as Geno is going to compete, and we hope to add somebody else to compete with them, along with (Matt) Simms."

"Sitting at six is a very good spot to be in," Maccagnan said. "It does allow us the potential to move up in the draft because we're not far from the first pick."