NFL training camps can be a revolving door as veterans and rookies fight for limited spots on the 53-man roster. Players are signed when help is needed and also cut when they've proven incapable of making an impact or are simply injured.
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — It's easy to overlook Jets running back Isaiah Davis on the 2026 roster. Braelon Allen is known as the bruiser—a 6'1, 250-pound behemoth that is bigger than most linebackers.
What separates the contending teams from the mediocre ones is depth. Every team has a star player or two and some adequate contributors, but the best teams
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — Developing young prospects is never an exact science. Factors such as scheme deployment, intangibles, and roster fit can derail a promising young player.
New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn has built his reputation on the defensive side of the ball. Defense has long been Glenn's calling card. After helping build one of the NFL's top defenses in Detroit as the Lions' defensive coordinator, he will now look to replicate that success in New York.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
New York Jets rookie quarterback Cade Klubnik continued to draw attention during the second day of training camp, with head coach Aaron Glenn praising both his passing and leadership as the competition for the backup quarterback role develops.
The New York Jets enter 2026 training camp focused on competition. Following a disappointing 3-14 season, the organization added experience across the roster in hopes of taking another step out of this latest rebuild.
ESPN’s Rich Cimini reports the Jets are waiving WR Jalen Walthall with an injury designation. Cimini adds the Jets are signing WR Quincy Skinner. Skinner, 23, signed a three-year, $3 million deal with the Falcons as an undrafted free agent out of Vanderbilt following the 2025 NFL draft.
The Jets' kicking room has been a revolving door these last few months. Since letting Nick Folk—who led the NFL in field-goal accuracy for the third consecutive
The New York Jets should be an exciting team watch in Year 2 under head coach Aaron Glenn. New York was not shy about spending over $68 million on their defense during NFL free agency.
For NFL rookies, training camp is the first opportunity to make a lasting impression on the coaching staff. No one seems to be relishing that moment more than Jets No.
The 2025 NFL season didn't go as smoothly as hoped for some proven players. These players are the top candidates on their respective teams to bounce back this season.
The second practice of Jets training camp had a much different feel than the opener. The defense came out strong early before the offense settled in and answered later in the session, making for a competitive two-hour practice.
Just a few days before the Jets started their annual training camp in Florham Park, NJ, T’Vondre Sweat was placed on the Non-Football Injury (NFI) list with a hamstring injury.
With Jets training camp in full swing, fans are understandably excited to hear about how many of the Jets new acquisitions are performing. And why wouldn’t they be? The Jets have added some very high ceiling young players such as David Bailey, Omar Cooper Jr, Kenyon Sadiq, D’Angelo Ponds and Kingsley Enagbare to name a few.
New York Jets training camp is in full swing, which means it’s time for fans to refresh X/Twitter for play-by-play updates regarding which guy in shorts ran past another guy in shorts.
The New York Jets’ offensive line is one of the youngest and most promising groups in the NFL, and it’s still ascending. The 2026 season appears to be the time for the unit to officially put itself on the map.
The Jets significantly overhauled their roster this offseason, adding veteran leaders who can help change the culture. Those additions come on both sides
Throughout the offseason, the competition for the New York Jets' backup quarterback spot has been one of the team’s biggest storylines. Although the franchise
Good general managers know that improving their roster never truly ends in March, especially in the NFL. Some of the best moves that separate elite teams from the mediocre are made in August, when roster holes are first realized.
Geno Smith showed up to New York Jets training camp on Tuesday with something to address before he ever stepped onto a practice field. The Jets’ new starting
After missing most of the 2025 NFL season, New York Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson is back healthy and ready for the 2026 campaign. The star receiver has been consistent throughout his career, posting 1,000-yard seasons in three of his four years.
Earlier this offseason, Kenyon Sadiq, the New York Jets’ first-round rookie tight end, faced a minor setback when he underwent hernia surgery. According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, head coach Aaron Glenn mentioned that Sadiq had dealt with this issue during his final year at Oregon, but the team decided to address it as they headed into summer.
Plaxico Burress just delivered one of the more brutal takes on a franchise you’ll hear from a former player. The retired wide receiver, who spent one season with the New York Jets in 2011, compared the experience of playing for the team to serving time in prison – and he was not being subtle about it.
New York Jets quarterback Geno Smith said Tuesday that he regrets if he was a distraction to the team because of incidents in the offseason and wants to move forward.
Per Zack Rosenblatt, the Jets are activating WR Tim Patrick from the PUP list. Additionally, the Jets are placing OLB Joseph Ossai on the PUP list. Patrick, 32, wound up signing a three-year, $1.66 million contract with the Ravens as an undrafted free agent out of Utah back in 2017.