The New York Jets need to have a big offseason if they want to find success in the coming years. But first, they need to make sure they don't take any steps backward.
For the past few years, every offseason has been highlighted by the NFLPA. Sure, there is the NFL Draft and free agency, but one of the more intriguing releases of the offseason is when the players' association releases its annual report cards.
The New York Jets need to show signs of life in 2026, and impending free agent edge defender Jaelan Phillips might be the first piece in fixing a historically bad defense.
The New York Jets need to make some huge moves this offseason if they want to kick off their rebuild in the right way. The biggest event of the offseason is clearly going to be the NFL draft.
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While the 2025 season was a struggle for the New York Jets, it's going to result in the franchise adding a game-changing-level talent to the franchise in April.
The New York Jets are currently in the middle of quite the rebuild, which they haven't seemed to be fearful of, as they traded two of their biggest stars for more draft capital at the trade deadline last season.
If you’re a New York Jets fan hoping that the franchise will lands Derek Carr this offseason, you may have gotten some bad news on Thursday. On the bright side, Carr sounds very open to the idea of playing in the National Football League again after retiring before the 2025 season.
The New York Jets are in the middle of one of the bigger rebuilds in the entire league. They made this quite apparent at the trade deadline last season when they opted to trade Quinnen Williams to the Dallas Cowboys and Sauce Gardner to the Indianapolis Colts.
Which members of the New York Jets will be back in 2026? If the upcoming roster decisions are going to be anything like the way the team has handled the coaching staff this offseason, then anything could happen.
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.
The New York Jets made a bold decision last year to cut ties with Aaron Rodgers and sign Justin Fields as his replacement. While cutting ties with Rodgers may have been the best move, signing Fields wasn't.
The New York Jets are rebuilding right now, but that doesn't mean they shouldn't be aggressive this offseason. In fact, they have so much available cap space that they could afford to be quite aggressive.
Former Tennessee Vols quarterback Hendon Hooker had some fast wide receivers to throw the ball to during his time on Rocky Top. Most fans would probably expect Hooker to single out Jalin Hyatt as the fastest wide receiver he threw the ball to at Tennessee.
If you have been following along with the New York Jets, you like know what the team's biggest roster hole is at the moment. It's the quarterback position.
The New York Jets have a lot of big decisions to make this offseason. Their roster is one of the worst units in the league right now and they have no clear direction.
The New York Jets finished last season with one of the worst records in football, which earned them a top draft pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. They also opted to trade Quinnen Williams to the Dallas Cowboys and Sauce Gardner to the Indianapolis Colts, which landed them more draft capital in the top two rounds of the upcoming draft.
Will any member of the 2025 New York Jets quarterback room return for the 2026 season? Justin Fields and Brady Cook are both under contract, but that doesn't guarantee that they will be back.
The 2025 Jets went 3-14 under Glenn, and his players were accused of tapping out early as the club suffered five straight double-digit losses to end the season.
The Jets went 3-14 during the first year of the Aaron Glenn-Darren Mougey era. The success of that tandem in bringing in roster upgrades will be critical if improvements are to be made in 2026.
According to Jonathan Jones, the sources he talked to thought it was unlikely the Jets would use the franchise tag on RB Breece Hall. However, he notes the transition tag feels like a viable alternative. The transition tag is cheaper than the franchise tag, perhaps around $2 million or so per Jones.
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 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.
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