The New York Jets seem to be headed toward a bridge quarterback for the 2026 season. While there are options in the 2026 NFL Draft, many reports indicate that the Jets will sign or trade for a veteran quarterback as they eye quarterbacks in the 2027 draft class.
We’re still three days away from the opening of the NFL’s free agency floodgates, but the action has already begun. On Friday morning, the Los Angeles Rams completed a key re-signing that will significantly impact next week’s free agent market.
On March 3, the New York Jets placed a non-exclusive franchise tag on running back Breece Hall for $14.293M. The 1-year salary is fully guaranteed if Hall signs and matches the NFL’s official running back tag value.
The New York Jets made a pair of roster moves on Wednesday as the team continues to shape its depth chart ahead of the new league year. According to an announcement from the New York Jets, the team has re-signed tight end Jelani Woods and exercised exclusive rights tenders on defensive tackle Jowon Briggs and linebacker Marcelino McCrary-Ball.
According to NFL insider Jordan Schultz, the New York Jets are not expected to tender wide receiver John Metchie as a restricted free agent. If that decision holds, Metchie would become an unrestricted free agent and free to sign with any team once the league year begins.
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 are in full rebuild mode right now and they're likely going to take some big steps toward improving the team this offseason. After trading Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams at the trade deadline last season, the Jets have four selections in the first two rounds of this NFL draft.
The New York Jets are one guard away from being completely set with the offensive line for the 2026 season. Armand Membou and Olu Fashanu are set at the offensive tackle positions.
The New York Jets are in a very intriguing spot as a franchise right now. They have some talent on the roster, like Breece Hall and Garrett Wilson, but they're still one of the worst teams in the league because of their spotty roster and the lack of a franchise quarterback.
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 a very exciting offseason ahead of them. They've already kicked off their offseason by trading Jermaine Johnson to the Tennessee Titans in exchange for defensive tackle T'Vondre Sweat.
The New York Jets announced they have re-signed TE Jelani Woods to a contract and exercised the exclusive rights tenders for DT Jowon Briggs and LB Marcelino McCrary-Ball. Exclusive rights deals are for players with less than three years of accrued service and are for the minimum.
The New York Jets didn't have the best success in free agency last season, as seen by their $40 million mistake of signing Justin Fields. Fields will likely be cut in the coming days or weeks, which will result in his contract being a one-year deal that ended with the Jets paying him $30 million.
With a new season comes a new opportunity. A chance to wipe the slate clean. Especially after what happened last year, few teams need it more than the Jets.
The New York Jets have swung three big trades over the last year to free up three spots on their defense. They've cut ties with Sauce Gardner, Quinnen Williams, and Jermaine Johnson.
Things are starting to really heat up across the National Football League right now. We're days away from free agency kicking off and teams are getting ready.
For now, the New York Jets’ 2026 draft blueprint remains murky. Clarity will be provided over the next week-plus as the team fills certain holes with free agent signings.
Former New York Jets head coach and college football legend Lou Holtz passed away on Wednesday afternoon in Orlando, Fla., his family reported (per his official X account).
With the second overall pick in the 2026 NFL draft, the New York Jets already know the position they need to target. It’s not exactly rocket science for a team that traded away its best all-around edge rusher just days ago.