It was clear with the trade deadline approaching that the New York Jets were looking for big returns if they decided to trade their stars. The Jets shocked the football world and traded Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams, but didn’t cut ties with star running back Breece Hall.
The NFL trade deadline looms in early November, and several teams with seller profiles have emerged. Here are the top candidates to be traded before that point.
The NFL trade deadline was on Tuesday and a flurry of moves were made. The New York Jets had been involved in trade rumors, especially after a disappointing start to the season.
The New York Jets said goodbye to a beloved member of the defensive unit after shipping Quinnen Williams to the Dallas Cowboys before the trade deadline on Tuesday.
This past offseason, when the New York Jets announced that they were appointing Darren Mougey as their next GM, their fans were confused whether he was any better than former GM Joe Douglas.
Former New York Jets quarterback Jordan Travis recently shared his unsavory experience with the team’s owner, Woody Johnson. The 78-year-old billionaire made headlines last month when he publicly called out Justin Fields over the Jets’ 0-7 start to the season.
From an emotional standpoint, there are not many things on this planet that are as harmful as being a fan of the New York Jets. From Aaron Rodgers tearing his ACL just moments into his debut with the team, to the fact that they haven’t produced a winning season in 10 years, there’s been little to no room for optimism in the Big Apple.
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Former New York Jets first-round pick Jermaine Johnson II had mixed emotions after his team’s fire sale at the trade deadline. The Jets were huge sellers ahead of Tuesday’s deadline.
The New York Jets cut ties with one defensive back on Tuesday by trading Sauce Gardner to the Indianapolis Colts. That wasn't their only move for the secondary, though.
The 2025 NFL trade deadline concluded on Tuesday evening, and a few blockbuster trades were involved. From Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams being traded to noticeable moves like Jaelan Phillips.
The New York Jets oversaw a day of significant turmoil, moving Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams before Tuesday's deadline. A defensive player who stayed reacted to the bombshell moves.
The 2025 NFL trade deadline has passed. If you missed it, no worries; it was a sleepy one for the New York Jets. All they did was deal a pair of All-Pros who re-signed with the team for a combined total of $216.4 million.
The New York Jets brought back some significant draft compensation ahead of the trade deadline, but at what cost? All-Pro cornerback Sauce Gardner and All-Pro defensive tackle Quinnen Williams are no longer with the franchise after being traded to the Indianapolis Colts and Dallas Cowboys.
The New York Jets pulled off the two biggest trades of deadline day in the NFL on Tuesday, sending cornerback Sauce Gardner to the Indianapolis Colts and defensive lineman Quinnen Williams to the Dallas Cowboys.
The New York Jets were wheeling and dealing during this year's deadline as they get a jumpstart on their rebuild under head coach Aaron Glenn. After starting
The Jets cleaned house Tuesday. While several of the team’s trade chips are still on the roster, the club cashed out on Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams on deadline day.
The New York Jets announced they have agreed to trade for Chargers CB Ja’Sir Taylor. New York will send a conditional 2028 seventh-round pick, which is
After trading Pro Bowlers Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams, the New York Jets appear to be having a fire sale on their top talents. With the trade deadline only minutes away, is top wide receiver Garrett Wilson being moved too?
According to Connor Hughes, the Jets have continued to field trade calls about DE Jermaine Johnson, and those have included offers of a second-round pick.
Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer says it would take a third-round pick for the Jets to trade RB Breece Hall today and a second-round pick for them to part with DE Jermaine Johnson. This is consistent with previous reports about the asking price for both players.