Breece Hall looms as one of the top franchise tag candidates for 2026. That option has not been taken off the table by the Jets so far, but others are being weighed as well.
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.
The New York Jets don't have a lot on their current roster to be excited about. Of course, they have bright spots like Garrett Wilson, but as a whole, their roster is a bit of a mess.
According to Jeremy Fowler of ESPN, the Jets are currently weighing all options regarding impending free agent RB Breece Hall and his future with the Jets.
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 New York Jets need to make some moves to improve their roster this season and they're in the perfect position to do so. The Jets have a lot of money to spend in free agency.
The New York Jets have a hole in the quarterback room that needs to be filled, but NFL Network's draft expert Daniel Jeremiah made the case for the franchise to avoid the position in the upcoming draft while holding his annual pre-NFL Scouting Combine conference call.
The New York Jets are one of the more intriguing teams to follow this offseason because they have so much potential to make big moves. They have as much money as any team in the league and they're one of a few teams with multiple first round selections in the NFL draft.
The New York Jets have been linked to one of the top cornerbacks available in the 2026 NFL free agent class, with projections naming them as the best team fit for Riq Woolen.
The Jets have set their defensive coaching staff for the 2026 season, per team writer Eric Allen, with Ben Bolling, Ronald Booker, and Colin Bauer emerging as the final additions.
The New York Jets have a lot of money to spend in free agency this offseason and they can't afford to be cheap with it. First and foremost, the Jets need to find a franchise quarterback, but it seems unlikely they'll do so in free agency.
The New York Jets have a big few weeks ahead. New York has the No. 2 pick in the first round of the 2026 National Football League Draft. The NFL Scouting Combine will kick off on Monday, Feb.
We’re just a few days away from the New York Jets arriving in Indianapolis for the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine, an enjoyable experience for fans, media members, and hundreds of draftable players.
The New York Jets need to stabilize the quarterback position this offseason, to say the least. The quicker the quarterback position is solved, the quicker the team will be able to solve all of the other problems that have been going on.
The New York Jets are in the midst of a rebuild, which means they're likely going to lean heavily on the NFL draft to build their roster. Considering they have the No.
The New York Jets reportedly considered trading Pro Bowl edge rusher Jermaine Johnson at the trade deadline last season, but they didn't get an offer worth taking, so they held onto him.
The New York Jets took a risk on quarterback Justin Fields last offseason, and it didn't pay off whatsoever. Fields was a disaster as the starter and the Jets ended up benching him halfway through the year.
The New York Jets desperately need to add a quarterback to their roster this season, but the unfortunate part with the problem is the fact that there are very few starting caliber quarterbacks available.
Memo to the national media: Not every free agent with a recognizable name is a fit for the New York Jets. It seems the cap-space-laden Jets are being linked to every notable free agent.
The New York Jets are in need of their next franchise quarterback, but the time to land their future signal-caller might get pushed back to the 2027 NFL Draft.
The New York Jets have a lot of big decisions to make this offseason, but the most important decisions will come during the NFL draft. The Jets hold numerous valuable picks and they can't afford to miss with any of them.
Arvell Reese vs. Rueben Bain Jr. has been the most common debate among New York Jets fans when discussing the team’s best route with the No. 2 overall pick in April’s NFL draft.
New York Jets owner Woody Johnson still appears to be meddling in at least some of his team’s business. In a new story by Rich Cimini of ESPN, it is strongly implied that Johnson intervened to scuttle the potential hire of Wink Martindale as the Jets’ new defensive coordinator.