With Breece Hall sidelined, Braelon Allen has emerged as one of the NFL’s most productive running backs over the past two weeks. Allen’s recent success could have major implications for the Jets.
The Jets will be without two important offensive playmakers against New England, but the return of a promising young rookie provides some much-needed optimism.
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — You don't need Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson to tell you how big Sunday's contest against the Patriots is for Gang Green. A victory moves New York to 3-3 and arguably their most significant win as a franchise in years.
Browns WR KC Concepcion defended Minkah Fitzpatrick after suffering a concussion on his hit. Now, the NFL has a compelling reason to reconsider the Jets safety’s fine.
As the Jets prepare for their first AFC East opponent of the season, when they face the Patriots on Sunday, all eyes will be on Gang Green to see if they can end a pitiful trend against divisional competition amid a combined 25-65 record dating back to 2011.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
Omar Cooper Jr. returned to practice earlier this week. The Jets rookie is now set to return to the lineup. Head coach Aaron Glenn said this morning (h/t Brian Costello of the New York Post) Cooper will play in Week 6.
Frank Reich has a goal for the New York Jets offense in their game against the New England Patriots. Make it second and short. The Jets are adjusting to life without receiver Adonai Mitchell, running back Breece Hall, and left guard Dylan Parham.
The New York Jets will likely have tight end Kenyon Sadiq and wide receiver Omar Cooper Jr. in their game against the New England Patriots on Sunday. Both rookies fully practiced on Friday and appear ready to go.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
The New York Jets will be facing off against the New England Patriots in Week 6, and they’ll be without a few of their key offensive players, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
Football can be a numbers game sometimes. For fans, the best way to judge if a unit is playing well is cross-checking stats across the league. If we judge the New York Jets based on stats alone offensively, then only one conclusion can be brought: They haven't nearly been good enough.
The New York Jets are in rare territory going into Sunday's contest. With the trade deadline less than a month away, Gang Green must decide whether to be buyers, sellers, or stand pat with the current roster they have.
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Fresh off a hard-fought 17-12 win over the Browns last Sunday, the Jets turn their attention to a Week 6 clash with the Patriots after snapping a three-game losing streak and injecting a little optimism into an upcoming schedule that presents some opportunities.
According to Rich Cimini, the Jets designated WR Omar Cooper Jr. to return from injured reserve on Wednesday. This opens Cooper’s 21-day window to practice
The Jets signed Jamaal Pritchett to the practice squad on October 13 and released veteran receiver Tyler Johnson. It brings Pritchett back just three days after he was waived when Tim Patrick returned to the active roster.
In many ways, the 2026 New York Jets haven’t been quite what people expected through five games. Let’s run through the team’s rankings in various categories so far.
While speaking with reporters on Monday, Vrabel teased some Brown-related news regarding New England's Week 6 home game versus the rival New York Jets (2-3).
Fitzpatrick delivered a crunching hit on Concepcion that sent Concepcion into the concussion protocol for the rest of what became a 17-12 Jets win on Sunday afternoon.
We're more than a quarter of the way through the 2026 NFL season, which is about the time when many rookies start to flash as they catch up to the speed of the big leagues.
Earlier this week, Tim Patrick returned to practice. That was a sign the veteran wideout could be back in the fold shortly, and he has indeed returned to the Jets’ active roster.
The New York Jets have only won a single game so far this season, and they're 1-3 heading into their Week 5 matchup against the 3-1 Cleveland Browns. Last season, of course, the Jets didn't get their first win until Week 8, so at least they're doing better than that.