The New York Jets came into the offseason with massive holes all over their roster, but they quickly used free agency and the trade block to patch up almost all of these issues.
There is under one month to go until the 2026 National Football League Draft and with each passing day, there is more and more prospect talk. Pro Days are popping up across the country along with private workouts, 30 visits and an endless amount of mock drafts.
It's all about the future for the New York Jets, as the team tries to find its footing after a disastrous 3-14 season that ended with five straight losses.
The first season of Aaron Glenn’s tenure as New York Jets head coach didn’t go according to plan, but the 2026 NFL Draft offers the entire organization the chance at a course correction.
Scheme fit is one of the most underrated factors of the NFL draft. Any given prospect could be much higher on one team’s board than another team’s board simply based on how well they fit into each team’s projected scheme.
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.
There was a lot of chatter ahead of the 2025 and 2024 National Football League Drafts when it came to the New York Jets and tight end. In 2024, it was Brock Bowers.
While options are flying off the board left and right, the New York Jets are still looking around for a backup quarterback. Bringing Geno Smith in seemingly was much easier than the search for a backup at this point, it seems.
The New York Jets came into the offseason with holes all over their roster. To make matters worse, they lost multiple players in free agency. But they had nearly $100 million to spend in free agency.
The New York Jets have become a focal point in discussions about potential rebuilding strategies entering the 2026 season. Questions have surfaced about whether the franchise could take a step back in the short term to position itself for long-term success.
The vast majority of the New York Jets' moves this offseason have been well-received. New York entered the offseason looking to add veterans all over the place with a focus on the defense.
Aaron Wilson of KPRC reports the Giants are signing LB Cam Jones to a one-year contract. Jones, 26, signed with the Chiefs following the 2023 NFL Draft out of Indiana.
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.
The New York Jets made a slew of moves in free agency and on the trade block to bolster their roster in a huge way. They brought in talent like Geno Smith, Minkah Fitzpatrick, and T'Vondre Sweat in trades.
The New York Jets have been one of the most aggressive teams in football in free agency so far this offseason and yet the franchise still has the fifth-most salary cap space in the league.
When Darren Mougey and the New York Jets convene for the NFL draft in just about a month, it won’t be any secret that Gang Green will be looking to add
The New York Jets' defense is going to look very different in 2026. That's a bit of an understatement as well. New York has added a handful of starting-caliber defensive players this offseason through the trade market and in free agency, including T'Vondre Sweat, Joseph Ossai, Demario Davis, Minkah Fitzpatrick and Nahshon Wright, among others.
The New York Jets came into the offseason with a massive hole at quarterback and no clear direction to go in. As a result, they allowed Tyrod Taylor to walk in free agency before making a trade for Las Vegas Raiders quatrterback Geno Smith.
The New York Jets have made significant progress at several positions during the first two weeks of free agency, but one area that remains lacking is wide receiver.
The New York Jets did a very good job of transforming their roster in the span of one year. They came into last season with a solid roster, but it turned out to perform as one of the worst teams in the league.
Just three years ago, it looked like the New York Jets' woes would finally come to an end. Instead, they're still looking for answers and a long-awaited playoff berth.
After four years of up-and-down play, the Jets came into the final year of running back Breece Hall‘s rookie contract unsure of whether or not they wanted to extend him to a long-term contract.
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — The New York Jets 2026 offseason is officially a scorched-earth rescue mission. General Manager Darren Mougey and Head Coach Aaron Glenn refuse to let another year slip into the abyss.
With the NFL draft just 32 days away, the New York Jets are taking stock of their roster to identify their top needs. After the opening wave of free agency, those needs have become much clearer.
The winds of change are blowing through One Jets Drive. They carry a familiar scent of nostalgia mixed with desperation and desire for relevance. This 2026 free agency period hasn’t just been about filling holes.
The New York Jets' hiring of former Miami Dolphins passing game coordinator and secondary coach Brian Duker as their new defensive coordinator has generated far more headlines than was expected this past January.