It appears as though there is starting to be real movement in the New York Jets' search for their next defensive coordinator. On Jan. 16, the Jets announced that they completed eight interviews for the open defensive coordinator job, including former University of Michigan defensive coordinator Wink Martindale.
Despite how brutal the 2025 season was for Aaron Glenn, he'll get a chance to redeem himself as the head coach of the New York Jets. Glenn, 53, was one of the most popular candidates during last year's coaching carousel.
Aaron Glenn knew what had to be done, and after a few weeks of evaluating his staff, he did it. The Jets head coach let go of six assistant coaches following one of the worst seasons in franchise history.
The best teams do not always win the Super Bowl. Sometimes, great NFL squads have failed to win a playoff game. Here are the best ones since the AFL-NFL merger to fall short of advancing in a postseason bracket.
The New York Jets have one of the most intriguing pending free agents in the National Football League this offseason. New York has been fortunate to have running back Breece Hall in the mix over the last four seasons after being selected in the second round of the 2022 National Football League Draft.
Last offseason, the New York Jets knew they needed a better quarterback. They opted to move on from Aaron Rodgers, only to replace him with Justin Fields.
The New York Jets reached new depths of misery in a brutal 2025 season. The team finished with a 3-14 record, missing the playoffs for the 15th straight year – the longest active postseason drought in North American professional sports.
In many ways, the New York Jets are back to the drawing board this offseason, their second with Aaron Glenn as head coach. Following a 3-14 campaign, they're
Aaron Wilson reports that the Jets are moving on from several coaches on Aaron Glenn’s staff as they prepare for major changes in 2026. Wilson specifically
Well, here we go again. The only thing more uncertain than picturing who the New York Jets’ next great quarterback will turn out to be is the devastatingly annoying rumors that come with the speculation.
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.
While the 2025 National Football League season wasn't great for the New York Jets, one thing that became clear was that Darren Mougey knows how to bring value to town on the trade block.
The New York Jets have the worst quarterback room in the league right now and they're likely going to look to add one or two new star signal callers to takeover.
The New York Jets have been taking hits left and right this offseason. New York went 3-14 in 2025 and all of the noise around the franchise has been pretty negative.
One of the priorities for the New York Jets this offseason should be finding a way to add another high-end wide receiver into the mix. Garrett Wilson is a superstar and is the building block of the receiver room.
Per Tony Pauline, the Jets “have let it be known” they’d like to retain QB Tyrod Taylor for the 2026 season. New York is expected to overhaul the rest of the position after the free agent signing of QB Justin Fields didn’t go as planned, but the Jets would like some continuity with the 36-year-old signal caller.
Who should the New York Jets select with the second overall draft pick if they cannot land a quarterback? It seems that a favorite option has emerged among Jets fans.
The New York Jets' quarterback room is completely open and up in the air right now. As of writing, there is no real guarantee that anyone from the quarterback room in 2025 will return in 2026.
The New York Jets desperately need to add a quarterback to their roster in the coming weeks. They took a chance on Justin Fields in free agency last offseason, but it didn't pay off.
NFL star Kris Boyd faces a lengthy road to recovery following his traumatic shooting last year. A man accused of shooting the New York Jets’ cornerback got some bad news in court this week.
And New York Jets fans thought owner Woody Johnson was bad. For all the questionable answers Johnson has given over the years, nothing will ever be as bad as what the Buffalo Bills and owner Terry Pegula just did in the organization’s most recent press conference on Wednesday.
As the Jets defensive coordinator search continues, Connor Hughes of SNY had an interesting tidbit on his Jets Final Drive podcast with Zack Rosenblatt
We've still got to get through championship weekend, and then there's the Super Bowl, but for all but four fan bases, it's time to kick off mock draft season.
The New York Jets’ search for a defensive coordinator is ongoing. Recently, the team announced eight candidates who had interviewed for the position. Further