There has been a lot of negativity around the New York Jets' season so far, but there are positive takeaways as well. New York is getting a much-needed break right now with its Week 9 bye week.
Brandon Stephens was one of the New York Jets’ most scrutinized free agent signings of the 2025 offseason. When rookie general manager Darren Mougey signed Stephens to a three-year, $36 million deal with $23 million guaranteed, it raised a lot of eyebrows, including those of yours truly.
Outside of the team’s starting quarterback, there may not have been a free agent move universally hated by New York Jets fans more than cornerback Brandon Stephens.
How many of the active NFL players to rack up at least 140 receiving yards and catch two touchdowns in one game can you name in six minutes?
It's easy say whether or not a move was good for a football team after the season has already began, but seven games might enough for the Baltimore Ravens to realize they have made a critical mistake not re-signing this defender.
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Cornerback Brandon Stephens will play for the Jets on Sunday. Stephens was added to the team's injury report on Friday after being limited in practice with a neck injury.
Jets head coach Aaron Glenn broke down most of the team's injury report during a Friday press conference, but there was one late addition to the list. Cornerback Brandon Stephens was added to the report with a neck injury.
The New York Jets haven't gotten off to the best start this season. In Week 1, they let a game slip out of their hands, falling to the Pittsburgh Steelers late in the contest.
With all of the chatter about there, you would think that we were in December or January. But, alas, it is just Week 3 right now in the National Football League.
The New York Jets left Week 1 with plenty of positives, but several players stumbled out of the gate. If those struggles carry into Sunday’s matchup against the Buffalo Bills, their roles could be in jeopardy.
With the month of September in the books, both the top college prospects and 2026 NFL draft order are coming into focus. Here's a look at our latest first-round NFL mock draft as of October 13, 2025.
The New York Jets' secondary wasn't as good as expected Week 1 against the Pittsburgh Steelers, although it is a very small sample size. Sauce Gardner was great but big free agent pickup Brandon Stephens didn't have the Jets debut he wanted to have.
As Aaron Rodgers diced up the New York Jets’ secondary, one player in particular was picked on more than any other – the same defender who has drawn the ire of the fanbase ever since he signed a three-year deal in the offseason.
The Pittsburgh Steelers immediately put the New York Jets' new cornerback, Brandon Stephens, to the test in Week 1. Stephens was signed to replace DJ Reed in New York and, by all accounts, Stephens failed the test against the Steelers.
The New York Jets lost cornerback DJ Reed in free agency during the offseason. They opted to replace Reed with former Baltimore Ravens cornerback Brandon Stephens, who was tasked with being the Jets' cornerback No.
After watching yesterday’s Jets game vs the Pittsburgh Steelers, there is so much to take away from the performance, and mostly in a positive way. No
The New York Jets came into Week 1 as underdogs at home against the Pittsburgh Steelers, but the game went a lot differently than many imagined. Rather than being a slow, defense-oriented game, the Jets and Steelers combined for 66 points.
The New York Jets showed off some strengths in Sunday’s loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers, but their secondary was very clearly not one of them. As feared by many Jets fans, no one in New York’s secondary outside of Sauce Gardner looked effective.
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When Baltimore Ravens fans saw the New York Jets sign cornerback Brandon Stephens for three years on a $36 million contract, they knew it had the chance to be the biggest mistake of the NFL offseason.
The New York Jets had one of the best secondaries in the NFL this past season, and they even improved that unit in free agency. On paper, anyway. The AFC
It didn’t take long for the New York Jets to rethink their plan at cornerback. Less than two months after handing former Baltimore Ravens defensive back Brandon Stephens a three-year, $36 million deal, the Jets used the 73rd overall pick to select Florida State cornerback Azareye’h Thomas in the third round of the 2025 NFL Draft.
The Baltimore Ravens have officially lost another free agent, as defensive back Brandon Stephens has signed a three-year, $36 million deal with the New York Jets.
The Baltimore Ravens have built their franchise's reputation on defense, but in 2024, and while their defense this year eventually fit the bill, one glaring weak spot undermined its legacy: Brandon Stephens.
The Baltimore Ravens boast a great offense, a great run defense and a questionable pass defense.
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The Baltimore Ravens defense has been one of the best in football and third-year cornerback Brandon Stephens has been an underrated member of that unit.
On Sunday, six days following Damar Hamlin's cardiac arrest during the Cincinnati Bengals Week 17 home game against the Buffalo Bills, Brandon Stephens was transported to a hospital in the "Queen City." The team recently released a statement regarding Stephens' current status.
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