The Baltimore Ravens reportedly "want" to lock quarterback Lamar Jackson down to a lucrative contract extension before the 2026 season starts. Jackson may have other things in mind.
As the Jets prepare for their final preseason game against the Giants on Friday night, the roster will come into shape even more ahead of Sunday's 6 p.m.
Since joining the Jets last year, general manager Darren Mougey has transformed nearly every position group. For years, the Jets’ interior defensive line was headlined by Quinnen Williams.
Former Jets RB Le’Veon Bell didn’t hold back in his latest critiques of the organization that shine a light on what fans have been saying. Le’Veon Bell is taking shots at the New York Jets again.
Training camp is over. With one final preseason game to go, it's the last chance for many players on the current roster to make a name for themselves around the league.
A recent bombshell report claimed that New York Jets owner Woody Johnson is already "doing his homework on" former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin and could look to hire Tomlin in the event that Johnson fires current head coach Aaron Glenn either during or after the 2026 season.
Around this time last year, Jets head coach Aaron Glenn made a proclamation he hoped would serve as a rallying cry for fans and players alike. "I want to be a team where the fans will look up and say, 'we're proud of that team,' and if they say that, I'll be happy," Glenn said on Sept.
The Jets News updates for Thursday, August 27 focus on Friday night’s preseason finale against the Giants and the difficult roster decisions that will follow.
There is no doubt this iteration of the Jets is far improved in nearly every phase compared to the past few years. Still, the team has several areas it
The new season has not even started yet, but there are already rumors of a coaching change on the New York Jets. The Jets are looking to finally end a 15-year playoff drought, with coach Aaron Glenn entering his second season.
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.
New York Jets fans are patiently waiting for the day when Garrett Wilson’s stats and league-wide reputation match up with the brilliance of his abilities.
Since entering the league as the New York Jets’ first-round pick in 2023, Will McDonald has never been mistaken for a complete edge defender. He hasn’t proven that he can be trusted against the run, having graded out as one of the league’s worst run-defending EDGEs in each of the last two seasons.
The entire quarterback situation is also another harsh reminder as to how many assets the Browns have thrown away over the years in assembling what is one of the most underwhelming and lackluster quarterback rooms in the entire NFL.
According to Jason La Canfora, the Jets are already laying the preliminary groundwork for a pursuit of former Steelers HC Mike Tomlin, who will be a white-hot
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.
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.
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.
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.