The 2026 NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis is fast approaching. For the New York Jets, it’s an opportunity to get an eye on some of the top prospects in April’s draft.
As the conversation has started about who could be the New York Jets' starting quarterback in 2026, one name that has been thrown out there is four-time Pro Bowler Kirk Cousins.
Aaron Glenn survived a disastrous 3-14 debut but the pressure is on to turn the New York Jets around in his sophomore season. Glenn is on the hottest seat in the league entering the 2026 campaign.
The New York Jets are coming off a disastrous season that was led by horrendous quarterback play from Justin Fields, Tyrod Taylor, and Brady Cook. While Fields may have a future in the NFL, it doesn't seem like it will be as the Jets starter.
As franchises prepare wish lists for their next hires, numerous cautionary tales exist. Here are the worst head-coaching tenures since the 1970 merger.
If the New York Jets can get the quarterback position right this offseason, the perception of the franchise could shift quickly. Two examples of this are the New Orleans Saints and New England Patriots.
The 2026 NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis is a pivotal event. Here’s one prospect from the invited combine class that each AFC East team should closely watch, based on current team needs.
Who will stay and who will go? This will be a question hanging around the New York Jets over the next few months. It's still too early in the offseason for anything too crazy to happen.
The New York Jets have to take a look at the secondary this offseason. That's not just because of the fact that Sauce Gardner was traded away. Cornerback is a question for the team.
The New York Jets have a handful of pending free agents and although the 2025 season didn't go as planned, that doesn't mean the franchise needs to completely overhaul the roster.
The Jets’ defense struggled mightily at all three levels in 2025. No unit might have struggled more than the safety room though. Other than rookie defender Malachi Moore, there was nothing to be desired about this group.
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.
The New York Jets need to have a big offseason if they want to find success in the coming years. But first, they need to make sure they don't take any steps backward.
The New York Jets had another disastrous season in 2025 under first-year coach Aaron Glenn. After a fire sale at the trade deadline, they have holes on the defense that they need to fill.
For the past few years, every offseason has been highlighted by the NFLPA. Sure, there is the NFL Draft and free agency, but one of the more intriguing releases of the offseason is when the players' association releases its annual report cards.
The New York Jets need to show signs of life in 2026, and impending free agent edge defender Jaelan Phillips might be the first piece in fixing a historically bad defense.
There is clearly no shortage of work for the New York Jets to do this offseason. After finishing 3- 14 this past season, the 15th consecutive campaign without making the postseason, Aaron Glen and the Jets front office will have much to do to convince the fanbase that the plan is working.
While the 2025 season was a struggle for the New York Jets, it's going to result in the franchise adding a game-changing-level talent to the franchise in April.
The 2025 Jets went 3-14 under Glenn, and his players were accused of tapping out early as the club suffered five straight double-digit losses to end the season.
The Jets went 3-14 during the first year of the Aaron Glenn-Darren Mougey era. The success of that tandem in bringing in roster upgrades will be critical if improvements are to be made in 2026.
The New York Jets need to go big this offseason. They need to go bold. Can the Jets do it in a way that is enough to end their 15-year playoff drought?
According to Jonathan Jones, the sources he talked to thought it was unlikely the Jets would use the franchise tag on RB Breece Hall. However, he notes the transition tag feels like a viable alternative. The transition tag is cheaper than the franchise tag, perhaps around $2 million or so per Jones.
The Jets finalized their offensive coaching staff on Tuesday, per a team announcement. Quarterbacks coach Bill Musgrave, offensive assistant/assistant QBs coach Thomas Merkle, assistant offensive line coach Al Netter and offensive assistant Matthew Sargent are among their new additions.
NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo reports the Jets are hiring former Browns QBs coach Bill Musgrave as their QBs coach under new OC Frank Reich. The Jets have