New York Jets cornerback Jarvis Brownlee Jr. sat out the team’s Week 7 game against the Miami Dolphins for a reason beyond his recent struggles on the field.
There’s a big secret surrounding one player on the New York Jets and Sunday’s Miami Dolphins game. And no, it’s not what or who Garrett Wilson was angry with on the sidelines. Cornerback Jarvis Brownlee Jr.
At first glance, it seemed like the Jets wanted to see what they had in second-round rookie cornerback D'Angelo Ponds when they gave him his first NFL start Sunday against the Dolphins.
When the Jets take on the Dolphins within the confines of MetLife Stadium on Sunday, they'll do so as something they've rarely done over the last few seasons.
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It is back to the drawing board for the Jets after a 23-12 loss to the Bears on Sunday in a game that was completely one-sided, putting a dent in any progress Gang Green seemed to make in the first three weeks of the season.
New York Jets cornerback Jarvis Brownlee Jr. is in the concussion protocol. Brownlee sustained the head injury during the fourth quarter of the Chicago Bears game and left the field.
The Titans sent Brownlee and Sweat packing. They both came back to where they were drafted in Week 1 and helped their team embarrass their old team. Adding
The Titans traded their 2nd year cornerback away after just two starts in 2025. Now he’s coming back to Nashville with his new team in Week 1 this fall.
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Tennessee Titans GM Mike Borgonzi met with local media on Wednesday, following the NFL trade deadline, to discuss the state of his roster. This was a rare solo appearance by the man in charge of Tennessee's football team, and he absolutely crushed it.
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When Tennessee Titans GM Mike Borgonzi traded Jarvis Brownlee—a starting outside cornerback on his roster—after Week 3 of the season, it caught everybody by surprise.
The Tennessee Titans came into the 2025 season with three clear starters at cornerback: L’Jarius Sneed and Jarvis Brownlee Jr. on the outside, and Roger McCreary in the nickel.
After sending Jarvis Brownlee Jr. to the New York Jets earlier this season, the Tennessee Titans have dealt away another young cornerback ahead of the November 4 trade deadline.
When the New York Jets acquired cornerback Jarvis Brownlee Jr. from the Tennessee Titans on Sept. 23, fans and analysts were all relatively surprised. Not only did New York sign Brandon Stephens to a three-year contract in free agency, but the organization also drafted AZ Thomas in the third round of the 2025 draft just a month later.
The New York Jets moved to 0-4 on the season after a crushing loss to the Miami Dolphins in Week 4. As we move toward Week 5, the Jets will need to make some massive improvements if they want to secure their first win of the year against the Dallas Cowboys.
How will Jarvis Brownlee Jr. mesh with the New York Jets’ secondary? After a sluggish start to the 2025 season, New York acquired the 24-year-old cornerback in a midseason trade, generating intrigue among the fanbase as to how the corner can make an impact and help flip the script for a struggling defensive unit.
Early-season trades are always somewhat of a surprise in the NFL, but the Titans’ decision to trade Jarvis Brownlee to the Jets was shocking to the second-year cornerback and his teammates in Tennessee.
The Tennessee Titans took many by surprise on Tuesday when it was announced that they were trading starting cornerback Jarvis Brownlee Jr. to the New York Jets.
The Tennessee Titans have shipped off one of its promising young defensive starters, Jarvis Brownlee Jr., to the New York Jets. And for what, you ask? A swap of late-round draft picks in 2026.
The Tennessee Titans had a penalty problem in 2024. So far in 2025, that problem remains far from resolved. They commited 13 penalties for 130 yards in backbreaking fashion against the Denver Broncos on Sunday, betraying their entire offseason of focus on cleaning up their act.
The Tennessee Titans are hoping to see more from their second-year cornerback Jarvis Brownlee Jr. in the 2025 campaign. Brownlee, a fifth-round pick in 2024 out of Louisville, started 14 games for the Titans in his rookie season, stepping in for L'Jarius Sneed, who was injured for most of the year.
Tennessee Titans cornerback Jarvis Brownlee Jr. is just a rookie, but he is making moves that have him acting like he has been living in Nashville for a very long time.
Stop me if you've heard this before, but a Louisville defensive back has just intercepted Sam Hartman again. This time, it was former Cardinals cornerback Jarvis Brownlee Jr.
Jarvis Brownlee hasn't been the only representative of the Louisville football program that has been standing out during the week of practice leading up to the Reece's Senior Bowl in Mobile, Ala.
Before the NFL Draft gets underway, one of the top pre-draft events every year is the Reese's Senior Bowl down in Mobile, Ala. It's an all-star exhibition that allows some of the top upperclassmen in college football to put their talents on display in front of NFL scouts.
This story will be updated. Louisville cornerback Jarvis Brownlee Jr. has declared for the upcoming 2024 NFL Draft and will forego his remaining collegiate eligibility, he announced Friday on social media.