The Jets' 2026 season is officially one week away from starting, as a road matchup with former head coach Robert Saleh and the Titans looms. After a busy offseason, filled with plenty of changes from general manager Darren Mougey, Jets fans are eager to see if the new-look roster's on-field performance will match how good it looks on paper.
We're just about a week out from the Jets traveling to Tennessee to take on the Titans to open up the 2026 campaign. Gang Green comes into its second year under head coach Aaron Glenn with heightened aspirations after a difficult first season, underscoring the importance of a strong start.
In both the run and pass games, the New York Jets are set up for defensive success against Brian Daboll’s Tennessee Titans offense. We recently broke down why former Titans defensive tackle T’Vondre Sweat is a massive mismatch in the Jets’ favor against Daboll’s run scheme and the Titans’ offensive line.
The Jets’ 53-man roster is set (for now), but their work isn’t done. General manager Darren Mougey and the Jets’ brass continue to rework the roster, adding and releasing players from the practice squad.
The Jets season opener against the Tennessee Titans is getting closer. JetNation will be in Nashville for thFe game, if you are going let us know. The latest conversations in the JetNation forums highlight the biggest questions surrounding the team.
All 32 teams have hope for a perfect 17-0 regular season as another year begins, but the odds aren't in their favor. As the season opens, we predict the first loss for each team in 2026.
The New York Jets put their coaching faith in one of their own last offseason as they hired former Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn, an ex-Jets defensive back, to lead the team.
As the Jets prepare for a grudge match against the Titans in Week 1, they appear to have the right mentality going into their first head-to-head showdown with former head coach Robert Saleh since he was fired early in the 2024 season.
The New York Jets blockers are hoping that Geno Smith’s jersey is as clean as a whistle after the game. The O-line is the heart of a rebuilt Jets attack.
Take a look at the start of the Jets schedule this season. What do you see? For most fans, the answer to that question is murderer's row. Showdowns with the Packers, Lions, and Bears all dominate the fears of people who root for Gang Green.
Geno Smith, Garrett Wilson, Breece Hall, and David Bailey are the players you expect to do well in 2026. If they reach expectations, the New York Jets may be in the mix for a playoff opportunity. But what happens when other players exceed expectations?
The 2026 edition of the New York Jets looks to take a step forward in its rebuild, climbing out of a hole that has seen them miss the playoffs for the last 15 seasons. There’s a new quarterback at starter and backup, a rookie sack master on the defensive line, and the return of top receiver Garrett Wilson.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
Game-planning for Week 1 of an NFL season always carries immense uncertainty. That’s doubly true when game-planning for a team debuting a new head coach and coordinators.
Geno Smith is set at starting quarterback for the New York Jets. But the team is apparently having some second thoughts on the second-string, so a phone call has been made to Will Levis, ex-Tennessee Titan.
The New York Jets keep shopping for extra quarterback help. Thursday’s look was not for the starting job. It was a depth check before Week 1. Zack Rosenblatt of The Athletic reported the team worked out two QBs.
Last week, New York Jets fans indicated in a poll that they have collectively grown more confident in the team’s 2026 outlook since the start of training camp.
The New York Jets announced they have waived TE Chase Curtis and TE Connor Hulstein from injured reserve with settlements. Both were rookie free agents who signed on with the team this offseason. Curtis, 26, played receiver and tight end at TCU.
The New York Jets officially hosted K Michael Badgley, LS Garrison Grimes, K Joshua Karty, and K Justin Tucker for workouts on Wednesday, per the NFL Transactions wire. New York also brought in OT Brant Banks for a visit.
The New York Jets announced they signed OL Kohl Levao to the practice squad and released WR Cam Camper in a corresponding move. New York’s practice squad
The Jets included Bailey Zappe in their Sunday roster cuts. Brady Cook was waived, and on Monday the Dolphins put in a claim in his case. Geno Smith remains in place as New York’s starter for 2026, with Cade Klubnik the only other passer currently on the active roster.
The New York Jets have made a somewhat unexpected decision regarding the status of their backup quarterback. Jets coach Aaron Glenn confirmed Monday that rookie Cade Klubnik will back up Geno Smith this season.
NFL teams trimmed their roster from 90 to 53 players before the deadline at 6 p.m. ET on Sunday. As usual, it was one of the most emotionally taxing weekends in the league.
A recent bombshell report claimed that New York Jets owner Woody Johnson is already "doing his homework on" former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin and could look to hire Tomlin in the event that Johnson fires current head coach Aaron Glenn either during or after the 2026 season.