For the 31 teams that don't win the Super Bowl, the NFL offseason is the greatest period of hope that fans can possibly have. But for Colin Cowherd, there's one team right now that seems to have no hope regardless of how the 2026 offseason plays out.
The New York Jets desperately need to add a quarterback this offseason after their failed Justin Fields experiment from last year. Fields was a disaster for the Jets and they're likely going to cut ties with him this offseason.
The New York Jets were one of the worst teams in the league last year, but this terrible year landed them the No. 2 overall pick in the NFL draft. With this pick, the Jets can't afford to miss.
The New York Jets currently stand with two first-round picks in the 2026 NFL Draft -- Nos. 2 and No. 16. When the Jets traded star cornerback Sauce Gardner and defensive lineman Quinnen Williams at the trade deadline, the idea was to stockpile high-value picks in the draft.
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A big fish just dove into the pond. Three-time Pro Bowl guard Wyatt Teller announced via an Instagram post on Wednesday that he plans to leave the Cleveland Browns in free agency.
The New York Jets' quarterback room is completely up in the air. As of right now, the Jets have Justin Fields and Brady Cook under contract for the 2026 season.
The New York Jets need to make some big moves this offseason if they want to get their rebuild off to a good start. The biggest event the Jets have to look forward to is the NFL draft, which is even more exciting after the trades they made last season.
The New York Jets face several difficult decisions on pending free agents in a pivotal offseason for the organization. Aaron Glenn and Darren Mougey need to demonstrate that the team is headed in the right direction after an inauspicious start.
It certainly sounds like the New York Jets are going to reimagine the quarterback room this offseason. The quarterback position has been a significant talking point for the organization this offseason.
The New York Jets have a few big moves they need to make this offseason, but most of their worry revolves around the upcoming NFL draft. The Jets hold two picks in the first round of the draft and they can't afford to miss with either one.
The New York Jets need to take a look at the pass rush this offseason and the need is only going to increase if the team doesn't bring back linebacker Quincy Williams.
The New York Jets shocked the football world last season when they opted to trade Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams at the trade deadline for a slew of draft capital.
The quarterback position remains the New York Jets' biggest question mark, but arguably it was a good thing for the franchise that young signal-caller Dante Moore opted to return to school rather than enter the 2026 National Football League Draft.
The beauty and the pain of the New York Jets' situation heading into this offseason is that almost no positions are locked up, especially on offense. New York can feel good about Garrett Wilson at wide receiver, Mason Taylor at tight end, and young tackles Olu Fashanu and Armand Membou.
While the 2025 New York Jets struggled in the trenches, it seems that the franchise at least found its foundational core for the foreseeable future. While 2025 No.
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The New York Jets are one of the worst teams in the league right now and they don't have any clear direction. They don't have a quarterback and there are no clear solutions right now.
While the New York Jets struggled overall in 2025, there was a clear bright spot on the offense. Breece Hall was able to stay healthy throughout the campaign and had his best rushing season yet, despite the fact that the Jets' offense struggled to move the ball in general.
New York Jets owner Woody Johnson still appears to be meddling in at least some of his team’s business. In a new story by Rich Cimini of ESPN, it is strongly implied that Johnson intervened to scuttle the potential hire of Wink Martindale as the Jets’ new defensive coordinator.
The New York Jets are just at the beginning of a very important offseason. Head coach Aaron Glenn is going to be heading into an important second season, and this roster has a lot of holes to fill.
Should the New York Jets retain Breece Hall? It’s one of the biggest questions looming over the team entering the 2026 offseason—and it will likely be the first domino to fall, setting the stage for everything that is to follow.
When it comes to the Jets backfield, it’s fair to say they have more questions than answers as free agency and the draft approach. In fact, their backfield