Two down, one to go. The Jets' 17-0 victory over the Steelers in their second preseason game of the year brought forth plenty of positivity going into the final few weeks before meaningful football begins.
There was a lot to like in the New York Jets’ 17-0 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 2 of the preseason. Here are three Jets who helped their stock the most on Friday night.
The New York Jets made the wrong kind of history during the 2025 season when they became the first team to ever go an entire regular season without intercepting a single pass.
How many of the most recent NFL quarterbacks to throw for 300 yards in a game for each team can you name in five minutes?
Open organized team activities have finally concluded for the New York Jets. Next stop? Mandatory minicamp next week, then a long lay-off before training camp in late July.
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.
As the Jets prepare for the start of offseason team activities (OTAs) on Wednesday, some veterans could find themselves in a precarious position to make the 53-man roster if they do not make enough of an impression on coaches.
Andre Cisco joined the Jets during his first trip to free agency. The veteran safety elected to remain in place with New York this past March, but he may not be assured of a second season with the team.
The New York Jets have quickly gone from being a team that was thin at safety to having plenty of depth and it's still only March. Malachi Moore showed a lot as a rookie in New York's defense.
The Jets have been active in adding starters from elsewhere this week, and now they will keep one of their own. The team will re-sign safety Andre Cisco, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.
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.
The New York Jets need to bolster the safety room this offseason. That was the case last offseason, as well. New York drafted Malachi Moore, who looked good when he was on the field.
Defense has long been the identity of the San Francisco 49ers. From dominant pass rushers to opportunistic secondaries, the formula has remained consistent: pressure quarterbacks, control the line of scrimmage, and force turnovers.
Which members of the New York Jets will be back in 2026? If the upcoming roster decisions are going to be anything like the way the team has handled the coaching staff this offseason, then anything could happen.
The New York Jets were one of the worst teams in the league last season, but a lot of it stemmed from their horrific quarterback play. They had one of the worst quarterback situations in the league and it kept them from being competitive in most games.
The team was largely non-competitive as it suffered five double-digit losses to end the season.
The New York Jets have just three games left in the 2025 season and will be without the services of not one, but two safeties from here on out. Andre Cisco hasn't played in a game since Oct.
The New York Jets announced they have placed S Andre Cisco on injured reserve. He’s out for the rest of the year with a torn pec. New York also promoted
The Jets suffered a loss in the secondary in Week 8 when Andre Cisco went down. The fifth-year veteran suffered a pectoral tear, and he will be sidelined for the remainder of the campaign as a result.
According to Jeremy Fowler, Jets S Andre Cisco has a torn pectoral muscle that will need surgery to repair. Muscle tears are generally a three-month injury
Jets training camp is only a few days old, but free agent addition Andre Cisco is already making a name for himself. The former Jacksonville Jaguar who
The Jets are in line to have a complete reset at their safety positions in 2025, and it looks like they’ll start by signing former Jaguars safety Andre Cisco.
The Jacksonville Jaguars defensive woes came to impact the teams performance throughout the 2024 season, rendering them near the bottom of the National Football League in defensive categories.
Things are going from bad to worse for one Jacksonville Jaguars player. Not only did the team have to move past yet another loss in Week 9, but now a
Things are going from bad to worse for the Jacksonville Jaguars.
The campaign for the emergence of Jacksonville Jaguars' safety Andre Cisco continues. Cisco, a starter for each of the past two seasons, has shown high-level traits and flashes during his time in the backend of the Jaguars' defense.
The AFC South features four young and talented QBs. However, Jaguars safety Andre Cisco believes another position group is why the division got tougher this offseason.
The praise and hype for Jacksonville Jaguars safety Andre Cisco before his contract year has continued, with the fourth-year defensive back being named in a listing of the most underappreciated players in the AFC by NFL.com.
The Jacksonville Jaguars had high hopes for third-year safety Andre Cisco, and he hasn't disappointed. As a result, it is far from a surprise to see Cisco
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