If Jets fans had an opportunity to rank each position group compared to the rest of the NFL, some of the top-ranked groups would be the offensive line, safety room, and even the wide receiver corps.
With one preseason game to go, a few holdovers from the New York Jets’ 2025 roster are down to one last chance to prove why they deserve a second consecutive 53-man spot.
The 2026 NFL preseason isn't over, but some teams are already looking ahead to next season. For those squads, all hope isn't lost. The upcoming regular season can still be a positive, as long as expectations are recalibrated.
We are less than a week away from the end of training camp and the beginning of the preparation for Week 1. The New York Jets should love everything they have seen from their roster on both sides of the ball.
The final practice is over, so Jets camp is officially in the books, and after watching this team throughout the summer, there are a few things that stand out.
That’s a wrap from Florham Park. The final Jets practice took place on Tuesday, ending four weeks of work before the focus shifts completely to the regular season.
Geno Smith bounced back from preseason Week 1 to Week 2 and there is plenty of optimism surrounding what the veteran quarterback could provide for the Jets in 2026.
And that'll do it. Training camp for the 2026 New York Jets has come to a close. With that, the focus can now shift to the preseason finale against the New York Giants on Friday, and then a Week 1 bout in Tennessee against the Titans.
The New York Jets made a handful of roster moves last weekend in preparation for their final preseason game on Friday, releasing Caullin Lacy, Nate Voorhis, and Sam Scott.
The Detroit Lions announced they have signed OL Gus Hartwig to a contract. Hartwig, 24, caught on with the Jets as an undrafted free agent out of Purdue in May of last year.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
The New York Jets have just a few weeks remaining until they kick off their 2026 season with a game against the Tennessee Titans. The Jets have several roster competitions still ongoing during training camp, but one of those reportedly came to an end on Tuesday.
It is easy to overreact to a preseason game, even when it results in a shutout win and highlights the improvements made by a defense that failed to even record a single interception last season.
Do you hear it? Are you sure? Listen closely. It’s the sound of… absolutely nothing. Dead silence. No drama. No mantras. No controversies. That’s the vibe in Florham Park, N.J., with just 19 days left until the New York Jets kick off their 2026 season.
The Jets’ kicking competition is set to see an important development. Cade York is being waived, Zack Rosenblatt of The Athletic reports. Nick Folk departed in free agency this spring, taking a deal with the Falcons.
Zack Rosenblatt reports the Jets are waiving K Cade York. York, 25, was twice named second-team All-SEC to go with a first-team All-SEC selection and second-team All-American selection in 2020.
Nineteen days. The Jets are 20 days away from the start of the 2026 NFL regular season. Before that, the team needs to cut its current roster to 53 players by Sunday's deadline (6 p.m.
Jets GM Darren Mougey isn’t going to have an easy time putting together his 53-man roster. Several players have come from out of nowhere to make a valid case to hang around. The defensive line and cornerback groups will be particularly difficult to work through, but we’ll give it our best guess here.
The Pittsburgh Steelers’ quarterback decision apparently is not finished after all. Head coach Mike McCarthy pushed back against a report that Will Howard and Drew Allar had already secured places on the final roster, adding another twist to a crowded room following Friday’s dreadful offensive performance.
Most NFL rosters are already taking shape with the 2026 regular season approaching, but several recognizable veterans are still searching for another opportunity.
Preseason games should always be taken with a grain of salt. But when it comes to a franchise that has not made the playoffs in 15 years, it’s reasonable to reach a little deeper for a spoonful of optimism.
The New York Jets waived three players with injuries Sunday, clearing roster space as the team continues to evaluate its depth ahead of final cuts. Wide receiver Caullin Lacy, running back Sam Scott and edge rusher Nate Voorhis were all waived/injured, according to the team’s announcement.
The New York Jets have terminated the contract of undrafted rookie wide receiver D.T. Sheffield, waiving him with an injury settlement. The move ends Sheffield’s brief tenure with the team after he was first waived/injured earlier in the week and subsequently placed on injured reserve.
The New York Jets made the wrong kind of history during the 2025 season when they became the first team to ever go an entire regular season without intercepting a single pass.