The New York Jets are one of the more intriguing teams to follow this offseason. They swung a few trades at the trade deadline to bring in more draft capital, which should allow the team to add a lot of young talent in the coming years.
Throughout the start of the 2026 offseason, one question surrounding the New York Jets has been asked more than any other… “What does Aaron Glenn do well as head coach?” It’s everywhere.
While his time with the New York Jets didn't go as planned, Aaron Rodgers will go down as one of the very best quarterbacks to play the game of football when he decides to hang up his cleats.
The New York Jets enter a very important offseason with head coach Aaron Glenn going into his second year. The team clearly has intentions of flipping this roster and trying to overhaul some preexisting talent.
Thanks to pro-football-reference.com's addition of unofficial sack totals to players' resumes, more clarity has emerged about the best pass-rushing years from previous eras.
It's no secret that the New York Jets need a quarterback. This remains the biggest question for the Jets -- and has been for a long time. The Jets have tried different solutions, including Aaron Rodgers and Justin Fields over the last three seasons, but things didn't work out.
This is precisely what Roger Goodell and the powers that be wanted when they expanded the field from 12 to 14 teams. Moving from wild-card weekend to a wilder wild-card weekend has fans falling off of and/or jumping out of the edge or base of their seat.
The New York Jets did not finish the season at full strength. When the Jets took on the Buffalo Bills in Week 18, there were a handful of important pieces of the franchise who were sidelined.
There’s a prevailing narrative amongst New York Jets fans right now. To many fans, the team may never succeed because of the front office’s inability to bring in quality players.
Can your offense put up points in bunches? Is your defense schematically sound enough to withstand the stress that offenses can put on it? Those are questions each NFL team has had to ask itself following the first round of the 2026 playoffs.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
Time is a flat circle, especially for the New York Jets. Five years ago, the organization was debating whether to draft a quarterback after the franchise had a 2-14 season with Robert Saleh on the way.
The New York Jets got a headstart on their quarterback search on Monday. NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported that the Jets are signing former New England Patriots and Cleveland Browns quarterback Bailey Zappe to a futures deal.
The New York Jets went 3-14 throughout the 2025 National Football League season and will have to chart a new path forward this offseason. For New York, one thing that is fortunate is the fact that the team doesn't need to hire a new head coach or general manager this offseason.
NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reports the Jets are signing QB Bailey Zappe to a futures deal. The following is a current list of futures signings for the
Such is life for a franchise that resides in the New York media market: Even when you’re at home, the national media finds a way to thrust you into the limelight.
One wonders what the New York Jets’ decision-makers think about when watching the NFL playoffs. Is it more about emotions, such as feeling the fire to achieve similar success, or does an analytical and/or logical know-how take hold?
The New York Jets were one of the worst teams in the league this season. Their offense was lacking in a big way, as their quarterback position was a disaster.
The New York Jets need a new defensive coordinator — one who aligns more with head coach Aaron Glenn’s philosophical beliefs on that side of the ball. Glenn’s man-heavy, pressure-often structure is somewhat uncommon across most NFL circles.
It’s a rite of passage for any former New York Jets player to shade the organization whenever they find success elsewhere. Jets fans are used to it — even if they cannot stand it.
The New York Jets' season is over, but two members of the season got some bad news on Saturday. Throughout the season, teams announce fines the following Saturday after a week comes to a close.
The New York Jets had a terrible 2025 season. New York finished the regular season 3-14 and hold the second overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. It should be no surprise that the team’s owner as not happy about how the season turned out.
Chris Harris replaced Steve Wilks as the Jets defensive coordinator late in the season and will have an opportunity to retain his role. However, that won’t stop Aaron Glenn from considering other options for the job.
Even compared to their Robert Saleh seasons, the Jets took a significant step back in 2025. The team tumbled to 3-14 and will hold the No. 2 overall pick.
The Jets were hardly competitive as they suffered five double-digit losses to end the season with a record of 3-14 and with a league-worst point differential of -203.