Jets general manager Darren Mougey has had his hands full over the last few days. He’s moved on from 28 players, traded for Raiders offensive lineman Jordan Meredith, added two players off waivers, and established this year's practice squad. But even after putting the final touches on the roster, Mougey’s work isn’t necessarily done.
Last week, New York Jets fans indicated in a poll that they have collectively grown more confident in the team’s 2026 outlook since the start of training camp.
The New York Jets announced they have waived TE Chase Curtis and TE Connor Hulstein from injured reserve with settlements. Both were rookie free agents who signed on with the team this offseason. Curtis, 26, played receiver and tight end at TCU.
On Monday, head coach Aaron Glenn named Cade Klubnik as the Jets’ backup quarterback entering the 2026 season. This announcement didn’t catch fans by surprise,
The preseason did not end the way the New York Jets would have preferred, with a 23-6 loss to the New York Giants last Friday night, but all eyes are now set on the Week 1 opener against former head coach Robert Saleh's Tennessee Titans.
The New York Jets' kicking situation feels like the old children's song "The Wheels on the Bus." Round and round we go. Through the last four months, the Jets have tried out five different kickers and have seen many released after struggles on the practice field.
We’re in that magic time of year before an NFL regular season game has been played. Everyone is in good shape, ready to play physically, looking to make an impact, and fired up about their chances in the division and beyond.
In case you were wondering just how comfortable the Jets are with new kicker Blake Grupe, they let us know by working out more kickers today. The headliner in the group being five-time All-Pro Justin Tucker.
At the NFL, a promising player can quickly become an afterthought when production fails to match the hype, while one strong opportunity can completely flip the story.
The New York Jets have dealt with struggles at Kicker in the 2026 preseason, and don’t seem to be close to a full-on solution for 2026 at that position.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
The New York Jets officially hosted K Michael Badgley, LS Garrison Grimes, K Joshua Karty, and K Justin Tucker for workouts on Wednesday, per the NFL Transactions wire. New York also brought in OT Brant Banks for a visit.
Former Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker was one of three kickers to work out Wednesday for the New York Jets, multiple media outlets reported. Also at the workout were Michael Badgley and Joshua Karty.
The dust has settled across the NFL, as 32 teams have not only trimmed their roster to 53 players, but also have signed the standard 16 to the practice squad.
In shocking fashion, the New York Jets have just completed a workout with former Baltimore Raven and one of the greatest kickers in NFL history, Justin Tucker.
There are still players on the market that might interest the 2026 edition of the New York Jets, even if their 53-man roster is set. Teams always scour the waiver wires and keep in touch with free agents that may help out in a pinch.
The New York Jets are hoping a Biblical prophecy applies to them. “A little child shall lead them” is from Isaiah 11:6 in the Old Testament. In the Jets case, the team is hoping a draft crop of youngsters that includes three No.
Ladies and gentlemen, meet the players who may make a difference on any given NFL Sunday – or not. We’re talking about the 2026 New York Jets practice squad, as they are officially known, although sometimes called a taxi squad.
Geno Smith is getting ready for his first season back with the New York Jets. He will be the Jets’ seventh Week 1 starter over the past decade, and he’s looking to switch the narrative of his career in New York after a rocky first stint.
After a disappointing conclusion to the preseason, it is clear the Jets are still a work in progress despite the gains they appear to have made over the offseason.
The New York Jets announced they signed OL Kohl Levao to the practice squad and released WR Cam Camper in a corresponding move. New York’s practice squad
The Jets included Bailey Zappe in their Sunday roster cuts. Brady Cook was waived, and on Monday the Dolphins put in a claim in his case. Geno Smith remains in place as New York’s starter for 2026, with Cade Klubnik the only other passer currently on the active roster.
The New York Jets have made a somewhat unexpected decision regarding the status of their backup quarterback. Jets coach Aaron Glenn confirmed Monday that rookie Cade Klubnik will back up Geno Smith this season.
NFL teams trimmed their roster from 90 to 53 players before the deadline at 6 p.m. ET on Sunday. As usual, it was one of the most emotionally taxing weekends in the league.