New York Jets players “on the bubble” of making the roster are biting their fingernails right now. The NFL’s deadline for teams to submit 53-man rosters is 4 p.m.
It’s been a long, frustrating road for the New York Jets and their fans. Fourteen seasons have come and gone since Gang Green last played meaningful football in January.
The next time the New York Jets take the field, it will be to kick off the 2025 National Football League regular season against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
The New York Jets’ 2025 preseason is complete. Now, the 53-man roster predictions will begin rolling in. These predictions will be entirely comprised of players who have spent the whole summer with the Jets.
Jets backup quarterback Tyrod Taylor had his knee scoped earlier this month and his availability for the start of the regular season has been in question for the last couple of weeks.
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Jets coach Aaron Glenn said Friday night he is "confident" that backup quarterback Tyrod Taylor will be ready for the season opener after missing all of the preseason due to arthroscopic knee surgery.
The Jets dropped a 19-17 decision in their preseason finale against the Philadelphia Eagles but that doesn’t mean a few players didn’t help, or hurt, their chances of making the team’s roster.
With his first season as the New York Jets’ head coach around the corner, Aaron Glenn has his work cut out for him with the 2025 final roster cuts looming.
The New York Jets clearly wanted to bolster the offensive line this offseason and did so especially by selecting Armand Membou with the No. 7 overall pick in the first round of the 2025 National Football League Draft.
With another wild NFL offseason in the books, teams are ready to open the 2025 regular season. We won't know the true results of the offseason moves until the season plays out, but here's a look at how each team addressed its needs.
With kickoff just a couple of hours away, there are undoubtedly some pre-game jitters for many Jets hopefuls currently on the roster bubble. Who would we include in this group that you should be watching? Take a look.
The New York Jets seem to be set at quarterback right now. Justin Fields is entrenched as the team's starting quarterback and Tyrod Taylor is expected to be the team's top backup.
The New York Jets are no strangers to seismic quarterback decisions. For years, they’ve cycled through young talent and veteran placeholders, desperately searching for stability at the most important position in sports.
For a player once seen as the offensive cornerstone of the New York Jets, the idea that Breece Hall could be had for a Day 3 draft pick is almost unthinkable and doesn’t seem valid for how he was viewed just a few years ago.
The Cincinnati Bengals are taking some heat over the way they have handled invitations for the Ring of Honor event they will hold during the upcoming season.
Days from the start of the regular season, decisions must be made for 53-man rosters. An annual conundrum for general managers across the league. It’s also important to understand that depth is crucial as well.
The New York Jets have done nothing but show full faith in quarterback Justin Fields this offseason. There's been a lot of chatter recently about the passing game.
The New York Jets enter 2025 with a radically revamped roster. Despite major changes, the franchise’s outlook is optimistic, fueled by a youthful team ready for a fresh start to a new season.
Over the past month, the New York Jets have worked tirelessly to prepare their roster for a grueling 17-game season. First-year head coach Aaron Glenn has done everything necessary to get the team ready during his first training camp with the organization.
With the roster-setting deadline on Tuesday, a key NFL trade window is open. After two deals occurred Sunday, an intra-AFC swap is done. The Browns and Jets have a deal in place.