Oh, look, the New York Jets got dunked on again by a former employee. It must be a Monday. Jokes aside, the former passing game coordinator’s two-word message about how much he hates the Jets following his dismissal shouldn’t be much of a surprise to anyone.
What should the New York Jets' top priority be with the No. 2 pick in the 2026 National Football League Draft? While the Jets need a quarterback, that's not how New York should use the No.
The NFL had a lot of head coaching openings this cycle — but the Jets surprisingly weren't one of them. After hiring former Pro Bowl cornerback and Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn, New York finished 3-14 in 2025 with an NFL-record zero interceptions on Glenn's side of the ball.
On Sunday, we highlighted three offensive prospects in the 2026 NFL draft whom the New York Jets should steer clear of in the first round. Now, we turn our focus to the defensive side of the football.
The New York Jets surely will be keeping a close eye on the quarterback market this offseason. That is because, of course, the Jets have a hole at the game's most important position.
The best teams do not always win the Super Bowl. Sometimes, great NFL squads have failed to win a playoff game. Here are the best ones since the AFL-NFL merger to fall short of advancing in a postseason bracket.
New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn recently made the decision to fire seven assistant coaches from the inaugural staff he built ahead of his 2025 debut season in Florham Park.
The New York Jets had a disastrous 2025 season, the first under head coach Aaron Glenn. After a 0-7 start, they won just three games and have the second overall pick in the upcoming draft.
There is one game left in the 2025 National Football League season and although the New York Jets will not be playing, they certainly will have some interest in the contest. It's two-fold.
The New York Jets have a ton of draft assets and maybe a bigger chance than any team in the league to walk out of the 2026 NFL Draft with a completely renewed team.
Change is coming for the New York Jets coaching staff. Fans and analysts thought those changes would focus on their disappointing defense, but it turns out that nobody is safe.
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.
Although Jets offensive coordinator Tanner Engstrand survived head coach Aaron Glenn ’s mass dismissal of a large swath of his first coaching staff – which includes the midseason firing of defensive coordinator Steve Wilks – a change in Engstrand’s roles and responsibilities was anticipated.
The New York Jets are loaded with salary cap space, but who could the team look to add this offseason? It's still very early in the offseason. The AFC and NFC Championship Games will be played on Sunday and then the league will be one game away from the offseason really getting started.
The New York Jets are making changes to the offensive side of the ball. New York has fired a handful of coaches this offseason so far. Offensive coordinator
The New York Jets aren't leaving any stone unturned this offseason. After a 3-14 2025 season, the Jets have already made significant changes to their operations this offseason.
Jets OC Tanner Engstrand remains a part of the coaching staff after HC Aaron Glenn‘s purge last week. However, his role is expected to change in 2026, according to Aaron Wilson.
A lot will change between championship Sunday and the NFL draft, including the Senior Bowl, the combine, and pro days. For now, though, here are three prospects that the New York Jets should be extremely wary of selecting in the first round of the NFL draft.
It’s hard to imagine anyone in their right mind being envious of New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn at the moment. The first-year head coach just wrapped up one of the worst seasons in franchise history, finishing 3-14. It was a year in which more players regressed than developed.
Aaron Glenn is done waiting for his young coaching staff to develop. After just a single season in which the New York Jets won just three games, the second-year coach has executed changes across the board.
One of the New York Jets' top weapons isn't guaranteed to return in 2026. Breece Hall, the No. 36 overall pick in the second round of the 2022 National Football League, has developed into a star in New York.
The first year of Aaron Glenn’s tenure as head coach of the Jets has come and gone, and with it, several coaches from his first assembled staff in New York have reportedly hit the road.
The NFL Offseason is a time of reflection. All 32 teams (even those still in the playoffs) are using this time to plan for the future. While they need to wait til March to address the 53-man roster (officially), teams can still make coaching changes.
Aaron Wilson reports that the Jets are moving on from several coaches on Aaron Glenn’s staff as they prepare for major changes in 2026. Wilson specifically
Per Tony Pauline, the Jets “have let it be known” they’d like to retain QB Tyrod Taylor for the 2026 season. New York is expected to overhaul the rest of the position after the free agent signing of QB Justin Fields didn’t go as planned, but the Jets would like some continuity with the 36-year-old signal caller.
NFL star Kris Boyd faces a lengthy road to recovery following his traumatic shooting last year. A man accused of shooting the New York Jets’ cornerback got some bad news in court this week.
We've still got to get through championship weekend, and then there's the Super Bowl, but for all but four fan bases, it's time to kick off mock draft season.