The NFL announced on Tuesday ahead of the full schedule release that the New York Jets will start the season against the 49ers on Monday Night Football.
The New York Jets appear to be set at all three starting wide receiver slots for the 2024 NFL season but may benefit from adding one more talent as a recent scouting report suggested.
The Jets will be opening the season on Monday night for the second year in a row, but they'll be hoping things play out differently this time around. ESPN announced that the Jets will be at Levi's Stadium to face the 49ers to kick off the Monday Night Football schedule for the 2024 season.
While the full NFL schedule will not be unveiled until 8 p.m. ET on Wednesday night, some matchups have begun to be announced around the league. The New York Jets are one of the teams who have announced a matchup on their schedule.
Six of the New York Jets 2024 draft selections are officially under contract. On Monday, the team officially signed first-round draft pick Olu Fashanu to his rookie deal.
The Jets signed two more draft picks Monday, leaving only third-round receiver Malachi Corley unsigned. The team announced the signings of fifth-round defensive back Qwan'tez Stiggers and seventh-round safety Jaylen Key.
The New York Jets have officially signed fourth-round RB Braelon Allen, fifth-round QB Jordan Travis and fifth-round RB Isaiah Davis to rookie contracts
The New York Jets have been busy this offseason and it appears that they will do everything it takes to get back to the playoffs in 2024. With Aaron Rodgers returning from a brutal Achilles injury, the Jets have been focused on getting him as much help as possible.
Per the NFL transaction wire, the Jets waived RB Jacques Patrick and DE Marquiss Spencer on Monday. To take their place, the team signed WR Hamze El-Zayat and RB Markese Stepp. Patrick, 27, wound up going undrafted out of Florida State back in 2019.
One of the New York Jets’ most underrated losses this offseason was special teams captain Justin Hardee. Just as the kickoff rules changed, the Jets lost their player who excelled at covering and blocking for kickoffs.
After making numerous additions and with the looming return of quarterback Aaron Rodgers, the New York Jets are expecting massive growth from their offense next time they take the field.
For a mailbag published on Monday, NFL insider Connor Hughes of SNY suggested that the New York Jets think that rookie quarterback and fifth-round draft pick Jordan Travis can become an eventual replacement for Aaron Rodgers.
Aaron Rodgers and the New York Jets are being hyped up once again this offseason as a potential dark-horse Super Bowl contender for the upcoming 2024 NFL season.
A somewhat surprising report has emerged out of the land of the New York Jets thanks to beat writer Conner Hughes of SNY who says the team was less than thrilled with offensive coordinator Nate Hackett.
After everything that happened last year following Aaron Rodgers’ injury, the New York Jets were quite active in the offseason to not allow their mistakes from last season repeat themselves, especially in terms of their offensive roster.
After struggling with poor performance and injuries up front, adding at the tackle and guard spots was a priority this offseason.
The New York Jets are bringing back Nathaniel Hackett as their offensive coordinator for 2024, but it certainly does not sound like they wanted to.
According to Connor Hughes, the Jets made a legitimate effort to try and hire over OC Nathaniel Hackett this offseason. Hughes says the hope was to hire
The Jets hired Hackett after the 2022 season before they officially acquired quarterback Aaron Rodgers from the Green Bay Packers in April 2023.
The New York Jets made some coaching staff changes, but the leadership structure has mostly been kept in place. But that does not mean the Jets didn't try to make adjustments.
When the New York Jets selected Malachi Corley with the 65th overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, immediately, fans and media began to discuss how he could impact the Jets with the ball in his hands.
Could the New York Jets and Detroit Lions end up meeting in what would be a very intriguing Super Bowl next February? Bleacher Report’s Gary Davenport thinks it’s a possibility.
Evolution is a necessity of life. You can’t expect situations to get better without a period of self-reflection and adaptation. While it’s never easy, it can often become more fulfilling than staying on the path.
The New York Jets don’t exactly have a dire need at safety, but it certainly wouldn’t hurt the club to improve at the position, either. Many expected the Jets to key in on a safety in the NFL Draft, but they did not select one until the seventh round, when they took Alabama’s Jaylen Key with the last pick of the draft.
The New York Jets left Detroit after the NFL draft finished feeling good about what they accomplished. They got an offensive tackle of their future, added an offensive weapon on the perimeter, boosted their running back room, and took a chance on a low-risk quarterback.
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