New York Jets offensive coordinator Frank Reich fell on his sword in his weekly press availability. Reich blamed himself for the poor Jets showing against Chicago.
David Bailey led the FBS with 14.5 sacks at Texas Tech last year, and he has been around the quarterback more than any rookie in the NFL this fall. The New York Jets are still waiting for that to show up on the scoreboard, and with questions building around Aaron Glenn after a 1-3 start, the wait is getting uncomfortable in Florham Park.
Both the Cleveland Browns and New York Jets got some tough injury news for the Week 5 game with some players set to miss. The Cleveland Browns are 3-1 heading into their Week 5 matchup with the New York Jets, while New York sits at 1-3.
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.
The skidding New York Jets will once again be without running back Breece Hall and wide receiver Adonai Mitchell on Sunday. On Friday, the Jets (1-3) ruled out both starters for Sunday's home game against the streaking Cleveland Browns (3-1).
Fresh off three straight losses, the New York Jets are still trying to master a skill that has evaded them for 15-plus years: winning football games. Nonetheless, New York’s first four games of the 2026 season have not been without their fair share of positives.
Through the first four games of the 2026 NFL season, Jets edge rusher Will McDonald IV has been a clear disappointment. He has tallied one sack but has been nonexistent for a majority of the year, both in run defense and in getting after the quarterback.
As the Jets continue to search for answers following a disappointing 23-12 loss to the Bears last Sunday, a home game against the surprisingly successful Browns looms in Week 5.
https://api.spreaker.com/v2/episodes/75658512/download.mp3 When Aaron Glenn and the Jets line up to take on Todd Monken’s Browns this week, they’d better
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.
As franchise cornerstones come, the Jets are very fortunate to have Garrett Wilson. The former 10th overall pick out of Ohio State has had to endure multiple changes at the quarterback position, two head coaching regimes and two different rebuilds.
Every NFL team is dealing with its fair share of injuries now that we're one month into the 2026 season, and the New York Jets aren't an exception. The latest wave of injury news heading into a Week 5 showdown with the Cleveland Browns is impacting New York's offense, which is already struggling to score points this season (19.0 ppg, T-24th).
The Jets have to stop trying to run the ball down the throat of their opponents. Because the statistics underpinning their offense performance so far this season show that they can, but they can’t hide the failure of their strategy.
New season, same results for the Jets. After an offseason filled with promise and hope for an improved team, Gang Green finds itself in a familiar position after four games: last in the AFC East with a 1-3 record. While there’s still time for the Jets to turn their season around, things aren’t looking so bright in Gotham.
The New York Jets are 1-3 in the first quarter of the year. While fans are fearing that the season is about to take an ugly turn (and who can blame them after watching the Chicago Bears debacle), the team is actually just about where most experts thought they’d be.
The battered New York Jets have some help on the way. Starting tight end Mason Taylor, who has been out with a thumb injury and missed the last two games,
At 1-3, the Jets are in familiar territory as they hit the quarter-way point of the 2026 NFL season. They enter the month of October in desperate need of victories to prove to their fans that they can play meaningful football when it matters.
The Jets could soon be getting some reinforcement at wide receiver. According to ESPN’s Rich Cimini, the team opened the practice window for wideout Tim Patrick.
Aaron Glenn and the Jets defense has a huge problem that might be improved by preseason standout Nate Lynn. Despite loading up on the defensive line via
New York Jets OLB Braiden McGregor suffered a torn pectoral against the Chicago Bears. The bigger worry is what that same game revealed about the defensive line.
Adam Schefter reports that Jets DE Braiden McGregor tore a pectoral muscle on Sunday and will miss the rest of the season. You can expect the Jets to place McGregor on injured reserve soon and fill his roster spot with another player.
The New York Jets have finally ended their interception drought after 637 days. In the second quarter, Jets safety Minkah Fitzpatrick intercepted Chicago Bears quarterback Tyson Bagent, marking New York’s first INT since Jan.
ESPN’s Rich Cimini writes that Jets OLB Will McDonald IV is sure to come up in trade discussions as the in-season deadline approaches. Cimini points out that after adding three new edge rushers this offseason (free agents Joseph Ossai and Kingsley Enagbare, and first-rounder David Bailey), the Jets have cut back on McDonald’s snaps.
As of Friday afternoon, the only thing for sure about the Chicago Bears' quarterback situation for their Week 4 game versus the 1-2 New York Jets was that first-choice option Caleb Williams will not play due to the Grade 2 hamstring strain he suffered in Week 2.