Are there any big changes on the horizon for the New York Jets? Probably. After going 3-14 in 2025, the Jets have operated like a team that has needed to make changes.
The New York Jets are in a tough spot with running back Breece Hall. Hall is a free agent and he's coming off a career year with the Jets. The best case scenario would be seeing the Jets re-sign him to a new deal, but they could still opt to use the franchise tage or transition tag on him if they can't agree to a new deal.
Over the next few months, there's going to be plenty of chatter about guys the New York Jets could bring to town or move on from. Let's take a quick break from that, though.
The New York Jets have a lot of moves they need to make over the course of the offseason. They need to add some talent to the offense more than anything.
As NFL rules have changed, defensive backs' job descriptions have transitioned. Here is our best attempt at identifying the premier DB performer in each NFL franchise's history.
The 2026 National Football League Scouting Combine is here and there's going to be plenty of chatter across the league as the offseason really starts to pick up steam.
The Dolphins hired Kent State ST coordinator/TE coach CJ Conrad as an offensive assistant. (Matt Zenitz) The Titans are hiring Dolphins assistant strength coach Brent Callaway.
The New York Jets are headed for a rebuild right now, which seems to be the story of their last 15 years. New York hasn't made the playoffs since 2010, and they haven't won the division since 2002.
Jets owner Woody Johnson can hardly believe the luck on this circuitous route the franchise has traveled right back to the same starting point. Pretty much every avenue a team can think of to find a franchise quarterback has been walked by Johnson and the Jets but none of them have led to a return to the playoffs.
The Jets are trying to reset the conversation in the 2026 offseason, and the draft buzz shows how weird the situation still is. In ESPN’s latest mock, Field Yates has New York using the No.
The New York Jets desperately need to add a new quarterback to their roster this season. They took a risk on Justin Fields last season, and it didn't pay off.
During a recent chat with TMZ Sports, Jordan strongly suggested that he has no interest in signing with the New York Jets if the Jets come calling about his services next month.
This Thursday, drills will begin at the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis. Here are five things the New York Jets will be monitoring closely. Each year, there are at least a couple of major storylines surrounding the measurements of top prospects.
The New York Jets attempted to replace Aaron Rodgers with Justin Fields this past season, but things didn't go as planned. Fields came to town to give something different in the quarterback room.
The New York Jets are heading into a pivotal second season under head coach Aaron Glenn. This is a roster that lacks overall talent in a big way, both on the offensive and defensive sides of the football.
The start of NFL free agency is just two weeks away. The New York Jets face a myriad of crucial decisions over the next couple of months, highlighted by their four top-45 picks in April’s NFL draft.
The New York Jets are in a rebuild, which is never a good place for an NFL team to be. But they have every ability in the world to turn their team around very quickly.
The New York Jets' plans for the quarterback position for the 2026 season are up in the air, to say the least. Tyrod Taylor is a free agent after spending the last two seasons with the franchise.
The New York Jets need two starting safeties. How should they go about finding them? The answer: Prioritize value. New York has a multitude of needs, including at nearly all of the game’s “premium” positions, sans offensive tackle.
The New York Jets approach to the 2025 NFL draft centered on building around veterans, while adding young support players. However, New York’s vision of kicking off the Aaron Glenn era as head coach with a winning season quickly led them to realize they needed to overhaul their roster.
After a 3-14 season that exposed roster gaps on both sides of the ball, the New York Jets enter the 2026 offseason with the No. 2 overall pick in the draft and major decisions to make.
Throughout the past several years, New York Jets fans have been forced to accept that there will often be more heartbreaks than heroics when it comes to their favorite team.