Jets tight end Jeremy Ruckert, the local kid and former season-ticket holder, is staying in Green and White after signing a 2-year extension earlier today that will pay him $10 million with a chance to tack on another million which could bring the deal’s value to $11 million.
The Jets enjoyed stability on defense for three-plus seasons, having Robert Saleh overseeing Jeff Ulbrich. The unit made tremendous strides in 2022 and remained one of the league’s best in 2023.
Jets HC Aaron Glenn told reporters today that undrafted rookie QB Brady Cook would continue to remain the starter this upcoming week, even with Tyrod Taylor and Justin Fields healthy enough to resume practicing, via Zack Rosenblatt. Taylor and Fields will compete to be the No.
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The Jets’ front office clearly believes that December is the season of giving, as they’ve handed out another contract extension. Last week, it was starting center Josh Myers.
There's no way around it, the 2025 National Football League season hasn't gone as planned for the New York Jets. After a 5-12 season in 2024, the Jets had a complete offseason overhaul.
The New York Jets’ decision to release wide receiver Allen Lazard represents more than a routine roster move. It serves as a symbolic endpoint to an ambitious but ultimately unfulfilled era built around Aaron Rodgers.
Just four years after the New York Jets took him with the second overall pick in the 2021 NFL draft, Zach Wilson’s NFL career may have reached a point of no return.
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.
Will the Cincinnati Bengals trade Joe Burrow this offseason? If so, could the New York Jets become his next team? Following a Week 14 loss to the Buffalo Bills, the Pro Bowl quarterback voiced his frustration.
The New York Jets clearly have their eyes on the future. New York is 3-11 headed into Week 16 and recent fired defensive coordinator Steve Wilks after getting blown out by Jacksonville.
The Jets and tight end Jeremy Ruckert have agreed to a two-year, $10MM contract extension, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL.com. The deal could max out at $11MM.
The New York Jets are mired in one of their worst defensive seasons in franchise history. They are allowing 28.4 points per game, ranking 30th in the NFL, which would be their second-worst ranking since the league increased to 32 teams in 2002.
The New York Jets' secondary has been taking hits all season and the team made a depth move on Tuesday as a result. The cornerback room has gotten most of the headlines.
The New York Jets’ defensive struggles reached a breaking point this week, culminating in the firing of defensive coordinator Steve Wilks. The move came one day after a lopsided 48-20 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars (10-4), prompting head coach Aaron Glenn to make a change he felt was necessary following a season-long lack of defensive progress.
The New York Jets have plenty of needs to address in the 2026 NFL Draft. New York has received below-average contributions at quarterback and wide receiver, traded away superstars in the defensive backfield and along the defensive line, and have inadequate depth along the offensive line.
When Woody Johnson and the New York Jets successfully completed their Aaron Rodgers gambit in 2023, it was expected that some of his former teammates would come join him in the Big Apple.
The Pittsburgh Steelers made a late-season addition to their wide receiver room when they signed Adam Thielen ahead of Week 14, and there is now speculation that another could be coming.
The New York Jets’ 28-point defeat to the Jacksonville Jaguars was their most substantial blowout loss in a season filled with them. Yet, their two brightest silver linings still shined through the darkness once more.
New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn fired defensive coordinator Steve Wilks on Monday following a lopsided loss in Jacksonville. The Jets (3-11) surrendered season highs in yards (438) and points in the 48-20 thumping by the Jaguars (10-4) on Sunday.
With a ton of draft capital over the next two classes, the New York Jets are a franchise that are hoping to flip their fortunes as quickly as the roster.