Another offseason, and another year of New York Jets fans having no idea who their team's starting quarterback will be for the foreseeable future. At the time, it made sense why the Jets took a two-year flier on Justin Fields in free agency last March.
The Jets finalized their offensive coaching staff on Tuesday, per a team announcement. Quarterbacks coach Bill Musgrave, offensive assistant/assistant QBs coach Thomas Merkle, assistant offensive line coach Al Netter and offensive assistant Matthew Sargent are among their new additions.
The New York Jets are coming off a disastrous year, which means they're likely in the market to make changes. They've already made major changes with the coaching staff.
The New York Jets’ defense is going to be under a microscope this offseason after a brutal 2025 season. Steve Wilks was fired during the campaign. Overall, it wasn't the Jets' year on the defensive side of the ball and it certainly didn't help in the short term to trade Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams away.
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“If you’re going to Earth, you might want a guide. I do have a bit of experience in that arena.” “If you consider failure experience.” This exchange from the opening scene of “Avengers: Infinity War” feels like an accurate portrayal of the New York Jets’ coaching-staff overhaul in 2026.
The New York Jets became punchlines of jokes this winter as quarterback Sam Darnold guided his Seattle Seahawks to a Super Bowl LX showdown with the New England Patriots.
Few free agents enter an offseason with as much intrigue surrounding their future as Breece Hall. Still just entering his prime, the dynamic running back now stands at the intersection of production, timing, and opportunity.
The 2025 season brought a lot of struggles for the New York Jets, but one of the brightest spots for the team in general was the play of running back Breece Hall.
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.
Aaron Glenn has now completed re-building his offensive coaching staff and it’s a clear pivot from his first effort. Relying heavily on a young, unproven and inexperienced group, Glenn has blown it up after just one year and is now leaning heavily on proven, experienced coaches in its most important spots.
It's been a whirlwind of an offseason so far for the New York Jets and it's only Feb. 10. New York entered the offseason seemingly in a much different place than last year.
The New York Jets are trying to return to the postseason in 2026, for the first time in close to 20 years. New York is adding to their coaching staff. The Jets are hiring former Cleveland Browns assistant Bill Musgrave, per NFL Network.
NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo reports the Jets are hiring former Browns QBs coach Bill Musgrave as their QBs coach under new OC Frank Reich. The Jets have
The New York Jets seemingly had the worst quarterback room in football. Justin Fields and Tyrod Taylor didn't help lead the Jets to many wins, so the assumption this offseason has been that the Jets will move on from both and opt for a new quarterback next season.
If you're a big-name starting quarterback who could potentially be on the move this offseason, you're likely going to be connected to the New York Jets in some way.
2025 was a roller coaster of a season for the New York Jets that had high expectations, but quickly turned into a rebuild for the franchise. The Jets do have several questions still to answer this offseason, and the bold moves they made at the trade deadline helped set them up for a rebuild.
The New York Jets are in one of the worst spots in the NFL. They finished last season with one of the worst records in the league, which landed them a top draft pick in the 2026 NFL Draft.
The New York Jets are a disaster right now and a lot of their issues stem around the quarterback position. After a failed Justin Fields experiment, the Jets need to find a veteran option who can right the ship for the time being.
The New York Jets need another high-end wide receiver to pair with Garrett Wilson if the franchise really wants to take the offense up a notch. The free agent receiver market isn't expected to be deep, but there is one bona fide star who could hit the open market: George Pickens of the Dallas Cowboys.
Each week, Yardbarker monitors the 2026 NFL Draft, scheduled April 23-25 in Pittsburgh. We're answering the biggest questions about the draft. With that in mind, here are five: 2018 No.
Former Miami Dolphins and New York Jets coach Adam Gase is returning to the NFL after a five-year hiatus. Gase is set to join the Los Angeles Chargers as an assistant coach focusing on the passing game, according to multiple reports.
With the 2025 NFL season finally coming to an end, all eyes are now on the 2026 NFL Draft. The New Jets head into a really fascinating offseason under head coach Aaron Glenn.
We recently broke down three New York Jets players who could benefit from the offensive scheme of new coordinator Frank Reich. Flipping to the other side of the coin, here are three Jets players who could be buried in Reich’s scheme, based on his career tendencies.