The New York Jets have already added one quarterback this offseason and it really sounds like the franchise is looking for more. Geno Smith came to town in a trade with the Las Vegas Raiders.
Former Tennessee Vols quarterback Joe Milton is going to have a similar experience this summer as his former UT teammate Hendon Hooker had last summer.
The New York Jets came into the offseason with a massive hole at quarterback after Justin Fields, Tyrod Taylor, and Brady Cook struggled last season. They came into free agency with an aggressive mindset.
The New York Jets are aiming for their first postseason appearance since the 2010 AFC Championship Game. The team has had six head coaches since then, including Aaron Glenn, who is entering his second season.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
The New York Jets desperately need to upgrade their wide receiver room alongside star pass catcher Garrett Wilson. If they can't find any more weapons, newly added quarterback Geno Smith is going to struggle tremendously this year.
The Jets have decided to retain another one of their own offensive linemen by re-signing swing tackle Chukwuma Okorafor just days after inking backup guard Xavier Newman and tackle/guard Max Mitchell.
The New York Jets came into the offseason with major holes on their roster, but the front office deserves a lot of credit for the way they attacked the trade block and free agency.
The New York Jets reportedly are bringing back another depth piece in free agency. Brian Costello of the New York Post reported on Friday morning that New York agreed to terms on a new deal with eight-year veteran offensive tackle Chukwuma Okorafor.
Chukwuma Okorafor lined up a deal with the Jets early in free agency last spring. Almost exactly one year later, the veteran offensive tackle made the same choice.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
The New York Jets have been one of the most active teams in the National Football League when it has come to free agency, but there's still plenty of room for more.
Much is said about an NFL team's ability to score on offense and to prevent opponents from scoring on defense, but it's often the special teams that can determine the outcome of a game.
Quarterback Geno Smith’s tumultuous 2013 to 2016 tenure with the New York Jets served as a fundamental, albeit painful experience. But it did help shape him into the player he is now.
What was old is new again for the New York Jets in 2026. Geno Smith will be their quarterback after a trade with the Las Vegas Raiders, and they signed Demario Davis to a two-year contract.
The New York Jets have been active in free agency and have already brought a handful of guys to town who will help this franchise in 2026, like Demario Davis, among others.
If you're in the cohort of New York Jets fans hoping that the franchise will be trading for Jacksonville Jaguars receiver Brian Thomas Jr., unfortunately that dream can be put to rest.
The New York Jets had one of the worst defenses in the NFL last season. To put things in perspective, the Jets didn't record a single interception all year.
The New York Jets are an NFL organization that is in a very tough spot right now. Head coach Aaron Glenn heads into a year two that will either make-or-break his tenure with the team.
Free agency moves fast. One minute, a guy is wearing green, and the next, he’s somebody else’s problem. That’s exactly what happened with Micheal Clemons, who just packed his bags and headed to Indianapolis after the New York Jets declined to bring him back.
The New York Jets have turned back the clock at quarterback. More than a decade after drafting Geno Smith in the second round of the 2013 NFL Draft, the Jets have brought the veteran quarterback back to New York in a low-risk trade that could reshape the direction of their offense.
Matt Snell, the bruising running back who powered the New York Jets to their iconic moment in a shocking Super Bowl III victory, died Tuesday morning on Long Island at the age of 84, the team announced.
New York Jets running back Breece Hall has taken note of the team’s spending on the first day of legal tampering in free agency. The Jets used the franchise tag on Hall after the two sides failed to agree to a long-term contract.