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 haven't had as much success in the standings as they have likely hoped for over the last few years, but the franchise have hit a few home runs in the National Football League and undrafted free agent market.
The New York Jets came into the offseason with a few massive holes on the roster. They needed to find a quarterback, which they did in a trade for Geno Smith.
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.
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 had a wild few days and already are in a better position ahead of the 2026 National Football League season, although we are months away from even thinking about game action.
The New York Jets came into the offseason needing to add to their defense in the biggest way. They have some talent and head coach Aaron Glenn is a big-time defensive mind.
The New York Jets have been very active in free agency. So much so that there has even been some surprising chatter out there about a wide range of free agents, including former New York Pro Bowler Jamal Adams.
The New York Jets have not been shy about making moves during NFL free agency. New York completely overhauled their defense with a flurry of activity on Monday.
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.
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.
Aaron Glenn and Geno Smith both are starting the 2026 season with a lot to prove as key leaders of the New York Jets. Glenn's first year as the head coach was a bit of a disaster, as the team went 3-14, failed to record an interception on defense, and still missed out on the No.
The New York Jets have prioritized defense early in the 2026 offseason. New York went on a spending spree in free agency, acquiring multiple defensive players.
The New York Jets had two in-house options to fill their hole at left guard: John Simpson and Alijah Vera-Tucker. They chose to allow both to walk in free agency, leaving them to explore outside additions at the position.
The New York Jets have been one of the most active teams in the National Football League when it has come to free agency so far. The Jets entered free agency with more salary cap space than most and certainly have been spending it.
The New York Jets reportedly agreed to terms with seven players through the first three days of the NFL's free agency window. Five of the seven additions are on the defensive end with a reported total value of $54.5 million.
On the second day of the legal tampering period, the New York Jets made their biggest move of the offseason. The 2026 starting quarterback was a massive question mark after the Justin Fields experiment failed, and the team ended up with the 2nd overall pick, missing out on Indiana’s Fernando Mendoza.
The New York Jets are in a better place overall as a team right now than they were at the beginning of the league's legal tampering period on Monday. Over the last few days, the Jets were active.
They say history repeats itself, first as tragedy and second as farce. In the case of the New York Jets and Geno Smith, we might be witnessing both simultaneously.
The 2026 NFL league year officially starts today, and the NFL offseason has already seen some major movement. Trades and signings made before March 11th will become official as teams retool & reshape their rosters.
Another of the Jets’ Joe Douglas-era defenders is relocating. Rather than reunite with Robert Saleh or Jeff Ulbrich, Micheal Clemons is heading to Indianapolis.
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.