There has been a lot of movement across the National Football League over the last few days between Week 2 ending and Week 3 beginning. Lost in the shuffle of the week was a former member of the New York Jets landing a new deal.
The Jets gave up 224 rushing yards to the Bills — the most they have allowed in a game since 2021 — and 403 total yards. The Bills won easily, 30-10. Jets defensive tackle Quinnen Williams said their defensive performance was an aberration.
The New York Jets were outcoached and outclassed in Week 2, as the Buffalo Bills showed the levels of football in a one-sided beatdown. But defensive end Micheal Clemons quickly came under the microscope after the game, as Clemons was nonexistent for the most part.
The Jets officially placed RB Keilan Robinson on the practice squad’s injured list on Thursday, per the NFL Transactions wire. This opens up a roster spot on New York’s practice squad. Robinson, 25, started his college career at Alabama before transferring to Texas.
The New York Jets came into the season with a lot of question marks. One of the biggest question marks with the team was its wide receiver room, aside from star Garrett Wilson.
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Right now, there's a lot of negative chatter out there about the New York Jets. When you have a week as bad as they did Week 2 against the Buffalo Bills, that's going to happen.
The New York Jets are 0-2 through two weeks with two completely different games under their belt. In Week 1, the Jets put together a strong performance against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
One thing that has been talked about a lot is the fact that the New York Jets could use more depth in the wide receiver room. Garrett Wilson is the clear No.
The New York Jets won’t have Justin Fields on the field on Sunday, but when he’s healthy, expect him back in the starting lineup. It shouldn’t have to be said, but there have been some pretty wild takes after a bad Week 2 for Fields and the Jets.
As broken down by Jet X’s Robby Sabo, it felt like the Buffalo Bills’ defense knew what was coming on every play during their 30-10 beatdown of the New York Jets.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
The New York Jets put together a solid performance in Week 1 against the Pittsburgh Steelers, but they were dominated from start to finish against the Buffalo Bills in Week 2.
The New York Jets are aware of the pressure facing them as they prepare to visit the 2-0 Tampa Bay Buccaneers. At 0-2, the start of the Aaron Glenn regime has gone sour quite quickly in Florham Park.
The New York Jets got the practice field on Wednesday but weren’t at full strength. Justin Fields obviously didn’t practice, but he wasn’t the only one.
A number of teams around the league will be starting backup quarterbacks this week, but Jets head coach Aaron Glenn thinks his club is better situated than the others.
It might seem odd to accuse an NFL regime of being “overconfident” before winning a single football game. But in the case of the New York Jets, we are seeing red flags suggesting the franchise’s new brass might be a little too cocky about its capabilities.
The New York Jets aren’t new to 0-2 starts. Since the franchise’s 14-year playoff drought began, this marks the fifth time Gang Green has lost its first two games.
New York Jets fans are insane right now. This should come as no surprise given the team’s decades-long run of mostly terrible football, but we may be approaching new heights at this point.