New York’s latest divisional defeat featured a few impressive individual performances, but the biggest takeaway raises serious questions about the team’s direction.
New York Jets coach Aaron Glenn seemingly accused referees of favoritism during a moment of frustration during Sunday’s game against the Buffalo Bills.
James Cook rushed for 157 yards, including a 74-yard touchdown run, and the Buffalo Bills extended their winning streak to five games with a 31-12 victory over the New York Jets on Sunday afternoon at East Rutherford, N.J.
New York Jets quarterback Geno Smith was ruled out in the fourth quarter after heading to the locker room to have X-rays on an ankle injury late in the third quarter of Sunday's home game against the Buffalo Bills.
Quarterback is the most important position for an NFL team. That wasn’t always the case, but it has been the case for, you know, 50 years at this point essentially.
The New York Jets have been thin at wide receiver after several of their wideouts went down recently with injuries. Omar Cooper Jr. is one of those players.
The New York Jets may be looking for their next head coach, but Mike Tomlin is seemingly not an option. Despite speculation connecting the former Pittsburgh Steelers coach to New York, the possibility of him taking the job appears extremely unlikely.
Aaron Glenn appears to be well on his way to making some unfortunate history during his Jets coaching tenure. The former Pro Bowl DB and Lions defensive coordinator is 5-21 as the head coach of the team that drafted him.
The Jets are running out of chances to get wins for second-year head coach Aaron Glenn. If they want to see him coach a third year with the team, upsetting their AFC East rivals, the Bills, on Sunday will be a "must." In order for that to happen, the Jets will need to play a perfect game.
It’s official: New York Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson has cleared the NFL concussion protocol and will play today against the Buffalo Bills. The NFL
The Jets Inactives vs Bills list is official, and there is actually some good news for the Jets offense this week. Garrett Wilson is back after missing last Sunday’s game against Kansas City, giving Geno Smith his top receiver against a Buffalo team that enters MetLife Stadium at 7-1.
Sunday’s Jets News starts with a welcome report: NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport says Garrett Wilson has cleared concussion protocol and will play against Buffalo.
The New York Jets are at home Sunday afternoon as they host the Buffalo Bills in a Week 10 AFC East matchup. New York enters Sunday’s game with a 2-7 record after losing on the road to the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 9.
With another playoff push thwarted before Thanksgiving, many New York Jets fans are focused on the future. That future-focused mindset is largely built around mock drafts and offseason plans during the week, but it can apply on Sundays, too.
New York Jets offensive tackle Armand Membou’s frustration in Week 9 against the Kansas City Chiefs came with a financial repercussion. The Jets were already in the trenches against the Chiefs’ pass rush, and when Membou couldn’t do his job properly, giving an advantage to the Kansas City Chiefs in the 35-12 win, his frustration boiled over.
The Jets will need all the firepower they can get when they face off against Josh Allen and the Bills in Week 10. That’s why the news surrounding start wideout Garrett Wilson is as encouraging as it is.
Joe Brady didn’t waste any time this week naming the player who worries him most at MetLife Stadium. The Buffalo Bills coach called New York Jets rookie David Bailey a star already, and keeping him away from Josh Allen is the first item on Sunday’s to-do list.
The Jets have spent most of the 2026 season frustrating us, but David Bailey is doing something we haven’t seen from a Jets rookie in a long time. He’s getting to the quarterback, forcing turnovers and putting up numbers that belong in the conversation with some of the best rookie pass rushers in NFL history.
Mike Tomlin has not yet announced if he’ll return to coaching in 2027, but if he does, NFL fan can rule out at least one destination. During the start of the 2026 NFL season, Jason La Canfora reported that Tomlin is on the New York Jets’ radar.
Aaron Glenn and the New York Jets believe it's time to turn the starting nickel job over to their second-round rookie. But if D'Angelo Ponds is going to take the next step in his development for his coach and team, merely getting starting reps will not be enough.
The Will McDonald IV experiment may be over after this season. The defensive end whom New York drafted 15th overall in 2023 requested a trade right before this year's deadline.
It’s mock draft season once again for the New York Jets, but there’s quite a bit of hope in the air. This team already has some good talent, and they’re absolutely loaded with draft capital.
Rookie edge defender David Bailey is having one of the most polarizing rookie seasons in New York Jets history. Opinions on the second overall pick are all over the map, ranging from as far up as Marble Hill to as far down as Wall Street.
Despite a 2-7 record, the New York Jets’ young core, particularly on offense, still gives fans a reason to tune in on Sundays. The Jets’ skill-position group has been more than encouraging so far, and the future in that facet looks brighter than ever.
It turns out that the most noteworthy move the Miami Dolphins made on Tuesday before the NFL trade deadline arrived at 4:00 p.m. ET had nothing to do with the club acquiring talent or future draft assets.
Mahomes initially seemed to be in quite a bit of pain, but he later threw some warm-up passes and then returned to the game without missing an offensive snap.