The New York Jets are one of the most talked-about teams in football right now, and not in a good way. First and foremost, the Jets are facing a starting quarterback question and they haven't announced who will be under center in Week 8 against the Cincinnati Bengals.
The New York Jets need to be sellers at the trade deadline. It's the only avenue that makes sense this year. The Jets are the only winless team in the league at this point.
Many teams have made missteps regarding a separation from a head coach or coordinator. Some have been straight firings, others de facto dismissals described as mutual separations.
The New York Jets are in the news for all the wrong reasons, as owner Woody Johnson recently made some unflattering comments about Justin Fields. Addressing the team’s 0-7 record, Johnson effectively threw Fields under the bus to defend first-year head coach Aaron Glenn.
At 0-7, the New York Jets are an obvious seller ahead of the Nov. 4 trade deadline. A host of Joe Douglas-era acquisitions have come up as potential pieces to be moved, but the team is sitting tight for the time being.
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Dolphins HC Mike McDaniel said he would like to have competition for their backup quarterback role: “I’m looking to avoid a back and forth and would like to solidify that.
The Jets haven't said who their quarterback will be against the Bengals this weekend, but it looks like they may be without wide receiver Garrett Wilson either way.
The New York Jets will likely be aggressive sellers at the trade deadline this season. They're the only winless team left in the league, and they have a lot of valuable pieces on the roster.
This week is an important one on the NFL league calendar, as the fall league meetings are taking place. This is a conference among the owners and league personnel that often serves as a platform for team owners to speak to the media.
On Wednesday, Aaron Glenn responded to Woody Johnson's comments, which seemed to indicate that the owner no longer wanted to see Justin Fields in the lineup.
Bilal Powell and Rami Lavi are back talking about the New York Jets and wishing there were better things to say. Whenever Woody Johnson speaks, it usually means bad news for the team, and this week was no different.
Outside of the team’s starting quarterback, there may not have been a free agent move universally hated by New York Jets fans more than cornerback Brandon Stephens.
According to Rich Cimini, Jets HC Aaron Glenn is moving toward naming veteran QB Tyrod Taylor his new starting quarterback. Cimini adds Glenn hasn’t announced
Two weeks remain until the trade deadline. The NFL’s lone winless team could operate as a seller, and there is certainly interest from potential suitors.
With defensive tackle Jay Tufele getting dinged up in Sunday’s loss, the Jets have added undrafted rookie free agent Fatorma Mulbah to their practice squad.