As the New York Jets prepare to close out a difficult 2025 campaign, head coach Aaron Glenn offered a blunt assessment of a season that has fallen well short of expectations.
The New York Jets have just one more game left in the regular season before they're going to have to turn their full attention to a long offseason ahead.
Changes are coming for the New York Jets offense. It just may not be hitting offensive coordinator Tanner Engstrand. In his first season as the play-caller on an NFL offense, the results have been quite disappointing for the former Detroit Lions passing game coordinator.
Rule changes have made passing numbers easier to compile in the modern era, and the game's top quarterbacks have taken full advantage. While the heaviest hitters are represented here, some storied postseasons by slightly lesser-celebrated QBs remain entrenched in playoff annals as well.
The New York Jets suffered their most humiliating loss of an already embarrassing season when the New England Patriots dished out a 42-10 thumping at MetLife Stadium last Sunday.
There will be plenty of big-name defensive coordinators looking for jobs this offseason. Hey, just poll the New York Jets fanbase for the names buzzing around.
The Jets have had many problems this year, none bigger than quarterback play. Perhaps the most unsuccessful roster move that Darren Mougey made this season was signing Justin Fields.
The New York Jets have just one game left in the 2025 National Football League season before they will be able to go back to the drawing board and try to get this franchise back on track.
Who will be the New York Jets' starting quarterback when the 2026 National Football League season rolls around? That question is completely up in the air right now and it's a safe bet that the answer isn't currently on the roster.
The tank is charging full steam ahead in Florham Park. Losers of four straight, the New York Jets have climbed from seventh to third in the 2026 NFL draft order with their historically poor efforts over the past month.
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.
One topic that has surprisingly been a question over the last few weeks has been whether the New York Jets would make a change at head coach this upcoming offseason.
Hall of Fame quarterback Kurt Warner has said in the past that he would welcome the opportunity to to work as a consultant if an NFL team came knocking. And now it seems that he would be willing, quite surprisingly, to work with the New York Jets.
There's just one game left in the 2025 National Football League season and yet the New York Jets brought in a bit more depth on Tuesday. New York announced on Tuesday that it's signing 26-year-old former Carolina Panthers running back Raheem Blackshear to the practice squad after playing parts of three seasons over in Carolina.
With 111 yards and a touchdown on 14 carries, the Jets’ Breece Hall was among the NFL’s most productive running backs in Week 17. He was a rare bright spot for the Jets in a 42-10 blowout loss to the Patriots.
It wasn’t that long ago that Jets running back Breece Hall had some positive words to say about the direction Aaron Glenn was taking the team after yet another loss. It looked as if Hall, despite the teams struggles, was buying in to what Aaron Glenn was selling.
The Jets announced that they are elevating QB Hendon Hooker to the active roster for Week 17. New York also signed three to the active roster, including WR Quentin Skinner, OL Marquis Hayes, and DB Tre Brown.