Adrian Martinez, the last year's MVP for the Stallions, has transitioned to the New York Jets, bringing his impressive stats with him. His performance in the UFL highlighted his dual-threat capabilities, which could be a valuable asset for the Jets as they aim for improved offensive performance.

Adrian Martinez, after a stellar season in the UFL, is vying for a backup role with the Jets, showcasing rushing and passing capabilities.

Adrian Martinez, the UFL’s MVP last season, is currently on the Jets' practice squad. Despite his impressive credentials, the team has not considered giving him significant playing time or a look as a potential starter, indicating a continued trust in Rodgers as the primary quarterback.

Adrian Martinez has been activated as the third-string quarterback for the Jets, set to serve as an emergency option behind starter Aaron Rodgers and backup Tyrod Taylor.

Adrian Martinez was waived as the Jets made significant roster cuts, leaving Tyrod Taylor as the only quarterback backing up Aaron Rodgers.