The New York Jets are in a very good spot to continue their rebuild. They opted to trade away two of their best players to land a haul of draft capital over the next two years.
The New York Jets need to rebuild the defense this offseason and it sounds like an old friend could be a potential option this offseason. Free agency will
The New York Jets have a lot of moves they need to make this offseason if they want to get their team back to competing for a playoff spot. Their future revolves around what they decide to do at the quarterback position.
The New York Jets are in the middle of a rebuild right now and they're going to need to make all the right moves to get the team back into a playoff fight.
The New York Jets' defense wasn't as good as expected in 2025 and the franchise has already started to take a look at the roster. New York fired defensive coordinator Steve Wilks before the season wrapped up.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
The New York Jets have four of the top 50 picks in the 2026 NFL Draft and plenty of roster construction that needs to be done this offseason. First things first, New York's front office needs to have a plan or at least an idea of what they'll do at quarterback.
One New York Jets familiar face is available at the game's most important position. Free agency is going to kick off on Monday and in preparation, the Las Vegas Raiders opted to release veteran quarterback Geno Smith, per ESPN's Adam Schefter.
The New York Jets hired Darren Mougey to be the franchise's general manager last offseason and one thing that he has proven over the last year is that he's not afraid to make a trade.
The chatter around the New York Jets' quarterback room certainly is picking up steam, to say the least. On Friday, SNY's Connor Hughes shared a plethora of nuggets of information around the Jets' search for a new signal-caller.
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — The New York Jets officially locked in their offensive engine for at least one more year, placing the non-exclusive franchise tag on star running back Breece Hall just ahead of the league deadline.
The New York Jets desperately need to find a franchise quarterback over the next few months if they want to begin their rebuild in the right direction.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
Justin Fields and the New York Jets had a 2025 season worth forgetting. With first-year head coach Aaron Glenn, they finished 3-14, extending New York's playoff drought to 15 years.
The New York Jets need some more firepower on the defensive side of the ball and there is too much buzz around former Detroit Lions linebacker Alex Anzalone to ignore.
The New York Jets are looking for a bridge quarterback for the 2026 NFL season, not a long-term franchise savior. Things didn't go as planned for both the Jets and Justin Fields when the two sides agreed to a two-year, $40 million deal in free agency last offseason.
Recently hired New York Jets offensive coordinator Frank Reich is expected to have a significant say regarding who the club acquires to be its starting
On March 3, the New York Jets placed a non-exclusive franchise tag on running back Breece Hall for $14.293M. The 1-year salary is fully guaranteed if Hall signs and matches the NFL’s official running back tag value.
The New York Jets made a pair of roster moves on Wednesday as the team continues to shape its depth chart ahead of the new league year. According to an announcement from the New York Jets, the team has re-signed tight end Jelani Woods and exercised exclusive rights tenders on defensive tackle Jowon Briggs and linebacker Marcelino McCrary-Ball.
According to NFL insider Jordan Schultz, the New York Jets are not expected to tender wide receiver John Metchie as a restricted free agent. If that decision holds, Metchie would become an unrestricted free agent and free to sign with any team once the league year begins.
The New York Jets announced they have re-signed TE Jelani Woods to a contract and exercised the exclusive rights tenders for DT Jowon Briggs and LB Marcelino McCrary-Ball. Exclusive rights deals are for players with less than three years of accrued service and are for the minimum.
With a new season comes a new opportunity. A chance to wipe the slate clean. Especially after what happened last year, few teams need it more than the Jets.
Former New York Jets head coach and college football legend Lou Holtz passed away on Wednesday afternoon in Orlando, Fla., his family reported (per his official X account).