The New York Jets enter Week 17 with a 3-12 record and a tough AFC East game at home against the 12-3 New England Patriots. They are limping to the finish line, also, and the Jets just placed quarterback Justin Fields on season-ending IR.
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).
New York Jets interim defensive coordinator Chris Harris had his work cut out for him on the road in New Orleans. The former defensive backs coach was thrust into a role following the removal of Steve Wilks, and needed to get a unit playing at a competitive level after blowout losses against Miami and Jacksonville.
The New York Jets got some tough news for the quarterback room earlier in the week. Jets head coach Aaron Glenn announced that Justin Fields was being placed on the Injured Reserve while noting that his knee injury hasn't responded as hoped.
The New York Jets’ defense finally reached a breaking point, prompting head coach Aaron Glenn to relieve defensive coordinator Steve Wilks of his duties three weeks before the season’s conclusion.
All NFL players enter the season with high hopes, but sometimes seasons don't go as hoped. These 20 players have been some of the biggest disappointments early in the 2025 season.
The New York Jets finalized a late-season roster move Wednesday that signals a clear shift in organizational priorities as the franchise transitions into evaluation mode with two weeks left in the NFL regular season.
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.
Expectations can be a burden for NFL players. In the case of New York Jets edge rusher Jermaine Johnson, they have often been unfair. A first-round pick out of Florida State, Johnson looked like an ascending player over his first two seasons—a young edge rusher trending toward a breakout on what appeared to be a playoff-caliber roster.
The New York Jets moved on from Aaron Rodgers last offseason and signed Justin Fields in response. The move was highly praised at the time. Fields is just 26 years old and still has plenty of upside, but things didn't work out with the Jets in 2025.
The New York Jets tried to do something different this past offseason, but things didn't work out. New York moved on from an aging veteran in Aaron Rodgers and turned the team's starting quarterback position over to Justin Fields.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
New York Jets quarterback Justin Fields, who has missed the last three games with a knee issue, will move to injured reserve for the team's final two games this season.
Jets HC Aaron Glenn announced Tuesday that they’re placing QB Justin Fields on injured reserve, officially ending his 2025 season, per Brian Costello. Fields has been out with a knee injury along with veteran backup Tyrod Taylor.
The New York Jets have been fortunate to have Breece Hall over the last four seasons. But will that continue into the 2026 season? The 24-year-old has been slumping a bit lately -- like most of the Jets' offense -- but tallied 54 rushing yards on 16 carries against the New Orleans Saints in Week 16.
For Brady Cook, the undrafted rookie quarterback out of Missouri, that door has swung open for the third consecutive week. New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn confirmed Monday that Cook will remain under center for the Week 17 clash against the New England Patriots.
For those Jets fans rooting for draft position above all, today was a good day. Anyone hoping to see improvement from rookie quarterback Brady Cook in his second pro start however, will be less enthusiastic.
The Jets placed veteran safety Tony Adams on injured reserve, per a team announcement. Adams, 26, suffered a groin injury in New York’s Week 15 loss to the Jaguars.