At the quarter-way point of the NFL season, it's time for teams to finally shake off the rust and determine who they are going to be as a football team.
Just like most conversations surrounding the New York Jets, most people choose not to find a middle ground. It’s either one polar extreme or the other.
The Jets could soon be getting some reinforcement at wide receiver. According to ESPN’s Rich Cimini, the team opened the practice window for wideout Tim Patrick.
Yikes. That’s all the Jets fans have to say after watching Sunday’s absolute disaster against the Tyson Bagent-led Chicago Bears. Yikes. We know that Chicago is a better all-around team than the Jets.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
It never seems to end. Just when the Jets end a season-long drought, another glaring trend rears its ugly head. Is that the mark of a bad football team?
The Jets are still working through growing pains as they head into a Week 5 clash with the Browns, with the inconsistent offense being among the top lingering concerns.
So far this season, the New York Jets are 1-3. But they have a fourth opponent that has been beating them on the regular – the clock. Head coach Aaron Glenn has mostly fumbled the ball in the crucial two minutes before halftime and the end of the fourth quarter.
The 2026 season has just moved into October, and yet it already feels like the Jets' campaign is at a crossroads. That only happens, of course, after you lose three straight games to NFC North foes.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
Aaron Glenn and the Jets defense has a huge problem that might be improved by preseason standout Nate Lynn. Despite loading up on the defensive line via
When it comes to free agent additions, the New York Jets have not had a ton of success in 2026. Some, like Joseph Ossai and Kingsley Enagbare, have dealt with injuries to start the season.
Frustration must be seeping in for the New York Jets after suffering their third straight loss, falling short against the Chicago Bears, 23-12, at Soldier Field in Week 4.
When the Jets signed former Pro Bowl cornerback Nahshon Wright to a free-agent deal this offseason, the goal was to have him help address a major issue going back to last year.
Fantasy football managers are often forced to make difficult decisions after a disappointing Sunday. That said, not every bad box score deserves a dramatic reaction.
New York Jets OLB Braiden McGregor suffered a torn pectoral against the Chicago Bears. The bigger worry is what that same game revealed about the defensive line.
Adam Schefter reports that Jets DE Braiden McGregor tore a pectoral muscle on Sunday and will miss the rest of the season. You can expect the Jets to place McGregor on injured reserve soon and fill his roster spot with another player.
The New York Jets have finally ended their interception drought after 637 days. In the second quarter, Jets safety Minkah Fitzpatrick intercepted Chicago Bears quarterback Tyson Bagent, marking New York’s first INT since Jan.
ESPN’s Rich Cimini writes that Jets OLB Will McDonald IV is sure to come up in trade discussions as the in-season deadline approaches. Cimini points out that after adding three new edge rushers this offseason (free agents Joseph Ossai and Kingsley Enagbare, and first-rounder David Bailey), the Jets have cut back on McDonald’s snaps.
As of Friday afternoon, the only thing for sure about the Chicago Bears' quarterback situation for their Week 4 game versus the 1-2 New York Jets was that first-choice option Caleb Williams will not play due to the Grade 2 hamstring strain he suffered in Week 2.
Jets HC Aaron Glenn announced they’ve ruled out RB Breece Hall, WR Adonai Mitchell, OL Dylan Parham and LB Kiko Mauigoa for Week 4. It was reported on Monday that Hall is considered week-to-week after his quad injury in Week 3’s loss to the Lions, but he avoided a more severe injury.
Did Case Keenum supplant Tyson Bagent as the Chicago Bears' No. 2 quarterback after his surprising Week 3 performance on "Monday Night Football" against the Philadelphia Eagles?