The New York Jets will face off against the New England Patriots on Sunday afternoon and the quarterback room is going to look significantly different than it did earlier in the season.
There are just two weeks to go in the 2025 National Football League regular season. Once the regular season wraps up, the New York Jets will have a long offseason ahead of them as they attempt to chart a path forward after another tough season.
Former Tennessee Vols quarterback Hendon Hooker hasn't had many opportunities since entering the NFL in 2023. Hooker, a third round selection by the Detroit Lions in the 2023 NFL Draft, has attempted just nine passes in his pro career.
Upside or baseline? Max potential or comfortable floor? A veteran presence or the thought of what could be? That’s the decision the New York Jets are going to have to make when handling the 2026 NFL draft on April 23, 2026.
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With just two games left on the schedule and the first overall pick in the draft at stake, the Jets have made some key roster moves along with both the Raiders and Giants that could help each time come out on top (or bottom, depending on how you look at it) in the race for the NFL’s top pick.
The Jets announced that they are elevating QB Hendon Hooker to the active roster for Week 17. New York also signed three to the active roster, including WR Quentin Skinner, OL Marquis Hayes, and DB Tre Brown.
With their first-round pick in last April’s 2026 NFL draft, the New York Jets selected offensive lineman Armand Membou. The Jets’ decision to select Membou at No.
Linebacker Quincy Williams has been a prominent member of the Jets’ defense since 2021, but his time with the organization may be running out. While the pending free agent’s future is up in the air, he’s open to re-signing with the Jets under the right circumstances.
The New York Jets have a quarterback problem right now. New York attempted to stop the revolving door from spinning this past offseason by signing Justin Fields to a two-year deal.
For a first-round pick, New York Jets edge rusher Will McDonald’s production is something most teams would celebrate. In three seasons with the team, the former Iowa State product has recorded 21.5 sacks.
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The New York Jets are going to take on the New England Patriots on Sunday and will do so without Kiko Mauigoa, Will McDonald IV, and Jay Tufele on the field.
The New York Jets have an opportunity to play spoiler against the New England Patriots in Week 17. New England is attempting to secure a division title for the first time since 2019.
The New York Jets are once again staring at the wreckage of a failed quarterback experiment. This time, there’s no ambiguity about what comes next. After cycling through Justin Fields, Brady Cook, Tyrod Taylor, and desperation itself, the Jets are no longer pretending they can duct-tape the position together.
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As one of the first teams eliminated from playoff contention, the Jets don’t have much to play for down the stretch. That makes it slightly more bearable that today they put three defenders on injured reserve.
It has been a brutal season for the New York Jets. A combination of poor play and significant injuries have left the Jets in last place in the AFC East, and it adds to the frustration of their long-suffering fans.
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The New York Jets have ruled out defensive end Will McDonald, tight end Mason Taylor and two others for Sunday's game against New England. Head coach Aaron Glenn confirmed Friday that McDonald (knee), Taylor (neck), defensive tackle Jay Tufele (foot) and linebacker Francisco Mauigoa (neck) will not play against the visiting Patriots (12-3).
The New England Patriots will look to continue their road dominance Sunday when they visit the New York Jets in Week 17. New England clinched a playoff berth and improved its road record to 7-0 when it beat Baltimore 28-24 last Sunday night.
After placing quarterback Justin Fields on IR for the final two games of the season, the Jets have claimed former Raiders safety Christopher Smith to take his spot on the 53-man roster.