The New York Jets came into the season with solid expectations after cutting ties with Aaron Rodgers and signing Justin Fields to replace him. The Jets seemed to have a chance to go .500 if they could put all the pieces together.
Welcome to another week of As the Jets QBs Turn. Justin Fields? Tyrod Taylor? At this point, either one could start for the 1-7 Jets against the 2-6 Browns on Sunday.
The Week 9 bye week is behind the New York Jets and now they are starting to get ready to take on the Cleveland Browns in Week 10. New York had its best game of the season in Week 8 as it earned its first win ofthe season, 39-38 over the Cincinnati Bengals.
At 1-7, the New York Jets would be remiss not to take calls for their valuable players, but they’re unlikely to open up new holes in their already porous roster unless the return is impossible to turn down.
The New York Jets are running out of time to make another move if they want to get something done before the Nov. 4th trade deadline. There are just over 24 hours left before the deadline as of writing and the Jets have gotten one deal done so far.
The NFL trade deadline looms in early November, and several teams with seller profiles have emerged. Here are the top candidates to be traded before that point.
The NFL trade deadline is less than 72 hours away, so let’s ramp up the fun, shall we? Over the past few weeks, much of the conversation has centered on which players the New York Jets could move, but what about potential additions?
With the Jets on their bye week, we thought we’d take a little extra time to scroll through the numbers at sites like PFN, PFF and NFL.com to see what interesting statistical nuggets we could unearth for you. Here’s what we came up with.
The Jets are off this weekend. Their front office is working. Per a league source, the Jets are getting plenty of calls in advance of Tuesday's trade deadline.
NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport has heard the Bills are interested in trading for a defensive tackle to fortify the group after losing DT Ed Oliver indefinitely.
The New York Jets' offense is built around the rushing attack and it sounds like the team isn't going to be moving its top running back option before the Nov.
With the month of September in the books, both the top college prospects and 2026 NFL draft order are coming into focus. Here's a look at our latest first-round NFL mock draft as of October 13, 2025.
Enjoy this, New York Jets fans! It doesn’t happen often. For the first time since Weeks 2-3 of the 2024 season, the Jets will go two straight weeks without losing a football game.
NOVEMBER 2: ESPN’s Rich Cimini echoes Breer’s report and says Quincy Williams is a player who could be on the move before the deadline. He believes Quinnen
It's going to be a very long two days across the National Football League. Sunday is going to be full of game action, there will be some more action on the field on Monday night, and there will be endless amounts of rumors across the league throughout the process as well.
The bye week may have come at the wrong time for the New York Jets, as they finally won a game, and for Sauce Gardner, the extended break gave him the chance to hang out with his rumored girlfriend.
This is the second part of my midseason report card on the New York Jets. Previously, we covered the entire offense. In this edition, we will be covering the Jets’ defense.
Dianna Russini of The Athletic reports that the Jets continue to receive trade calls from teams interested in RB Breece Hall. Russini mentions that New
Dianna Russini reports that the Eagles have asked the Jets about the availability of pass rusher Jermaine Johnson. Russini adds that it makes sense given that former Jets GM Joe Douglas, who drafted Johnson during his tenure, is now with the Eagles as a senior personnel director.
After a brutal 0–7 start, the New York Jets finally broke through with a dramatic 39–38 road win over the Cincinnati Bengals — a victory that carried extra weight.
New York Jets owner Woody Johnson has once again drawn criticism, this time from former Jets quarterback Jordan Travis, who shared his personal experiences with the team’s management during his brief tenure.
The Jets are unfortunately 1-7. Despite the bad record, the team is littered with positives. Now that we’re at the midpoint of the season, it’s time to check some of their work and give out some grades.
The 2024 fifth-round draft pick never got to take a meaningful in-game snap as a member of the Jets, as he announced his retirement this past spring due to complications related to a serious left leg injury.