It’s not easy being Gang Green. In recent weeks, we’ve seen certain Jets players erupt in frustration and anger at the team’s play, as the Jets slog through a 2-7 season.
It’s mock draft season once again for the New York Jets, but there’s quite a bit of hope in the air. This team already has some good talent, and they’re absolutely loaded with draft capital.
The Jets are just two losses away from their 11th straight season of finishing below .500. There are still eight games left this year. Because of that, and due to the team looking at another loss on Sunday against the Bills, it's time to take at least a little bit of a peek at where the team could be drafting come April.
The New York Jets are not having a good season. Now 2-7, losers of four straight games, and home underdogs to division-leading Buffalo this Sunday, it’s looking grim. But as the NFL likes to remind us, on any given Sunday, one team can beat another.
How many of the QB's with at least 35 touchdown passes in a single season can you name in five minutes?
Friday’s Jets News centers on Garrett Wilson’s status as Buffalo comes to MetLife Stadium. Wilson remained limited in Thursday’s practice while working through concussion protocol, and Omar Cooper Jr.
Quarterback is the most important position for an NFL team. That wasn’t always the case, but it has been the case for, you know, 50 years at this point essentially.
Malachi Moore is doing something special on special teams. Moore is the only player in the NFL to register a special teams tackle in every game, according
New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn says he’s confident the team will have star wide receiver Garrett Wilson back for the upcoming game against the Buffalo Bills.
There's an unfortunate stigma surrounding Aaron Glenn as the Jets' head coach. One that follows many defensive-minded coaches. His Jets are too conservative.
Sometimes a draft can come away with multiple transcendent talents. That makes the team that chose one over the other smart regardless. That's the situation the Jets find themselves in with second overall pick David Bailey.
The 2-7 Jets host the 7-1 Bills, coming off the trade deadline, in Week 10. The teams were on different sides of the same coin on Tuesday afternoon. Both teams were a part of only one deal, but one bought and one sold.
Rookie edge defender David Bailey is having one of the most polarizing rookie seasons in New York Jets history. Opinions on the second overall pick are all over the map, ranging from as far up as Marble Hill to as far down as Wall Street.
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Despite a 2-7 record, the New York Jets’ young core, particularly on offense, still gives fans a reason to tune in on Sundays. The Jets’ skill-position group has been more than encouraging so far, and the future in that facet looks brighter than ever.
Despite a 2-7 record and a four-game losing streak going into Sunday's divisional game against the Bills, it was a quiet trade deadline for the Jets as they decided to keep their roster together for the second half of the season and try to salvage something from a disastrous start.
One tough scenario I’m finding for the New York Jets right now has started to appear in 2027 NFL mock drafts. In the case where the Tennessee Titans draft Leonard Moore at two, that now takes the option away from New York.
The New York Jets have an almost impossible task ahead of them on Sunday. They have to beat a divisional rival with a 7-1 record and the NFL’s highest-scoring offense. But there is a path to victory for Gang Green in its improbable quest for victory.
Per ESPN’s Rich Cimini, the 49ers and Jets were interested in Jets WR Garrett Wilson ahead of the recent trade deadline, though Cimini said, “A trade was never a realistic possibility.” Cimini thinks their interest in Wilson could be revisited in the offseason, depending on how Wilson feels about the team’s outlook.
Wilson became the subject of some trade rumors amid the club's latest losing season.
Tomlin's future continues to generate speculation.
It turns out that the most noteworthy move the Miami Dolphins made on Tuesday before the NFL trade deadline arrived at 4:00 p.m. ET had nothing to do with the club acquiring talent or future draft assets.
The Jets were hoping they landed a starting cornerback for a bargain when they signed Nahshon Wright to a one-year, $3.5MM contract this offseason. Nine weeks into the season, however, he has appeared in just three games with all 22 snaps coming on special teams.
Jets reporter Connor Hughes of SNY explained how the status of Glenn impacted the club's approach to this year's trade deadline.
According to the Athletic’s Zack Rosenblatt, the Jets have received some trade calls for QB Geno Smith in the last week or so due to how well he’s been playing. However, Rosenblatt doesn’t expect the Jets to trade Smith unless it’s for some kind of exorbitant return.
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Mahomes initially seemed to be in quite a bit of pain, but he later threw some warm-up passes and then returned to the game without missing an offensive snap.
It sounds like McDonald wants out of New York, but will he get his wish?
As the New York Jets continue navigating a disappointing 2-6 season, questions have surfaced about whether the franchise should capitalize on the aggressive trade market by moving its most valuable young offensive talent.
Zack Rosenblatt of The Athletic is among those who have suggested the New York Jets could and even should acquire a future draft asset or two for running back Breece Hall before the NFL trade deadline arrives on Tuesday.
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