Going into the draft, the cornerback position was an underrated long-term need for the New York Jets, as D.J. Reed and Michael Carter II are both due to become free agents after the 2024 season.
Can some Twitter talk between former teammates spark a reunion in the New York Jets' defensive backfield? The Jets have a starting spot open at safety, and veteran Quandre Diggs is available after being released by the Seattle Seahawks following five years with the club.
New York Jets' general manager Joe Douglas will be down a key consigliere as draft season heats up. The Jets and assistant general manager Rex Hogan have mutually agreed to part ways according to a report by SNY's Connor Hughes.
New York Jets cornerback D.J. Reed hopes injured quarterback Aaron Rodgers thinks twice before forcing his way into the lineup after the 5-9 Jets were officially eliminated from postseason contention via Sunday's humiliating 30-0 loss at the Miami Dolphins.
After three straight home games, the New York Jets are back on the road to face the Miami Dolphins. For the Jets, they will look for back-to-back wins while Miami looks to bounce back.
Out of nowhere, Zach Wilson had one of the best games of his career Sunday against the Houston Texans. Based on what one of his New York Jets teammates said, that might not be coincidence.
As if three games on Thanksgiving weren't enough, the NFL is hooking us up with a Black Friday battle between the New York Jets and the Miami Dolphins to enjoy as we nurse our food hangover.
The New York Jets have the highest graded cornerback in the National Football League and his name is not Sauce Gardner. Midway through the season, Pro Football Focus unveiled league-wide position-by-position rankings that were highly complimentary of Jets' starter D.J.
The Jets got some great news today as both Sauce Gardner and DJ Reed have cleared concussion protocol according to head coach Robert Saleh. The Jets were without the duo in the team’s recent win against the Philadelphia Eagles but now have them back to face the New York Giants.
New York Jets' head coach Robert Saleh delivered some feel-good news on a Friday. The team's two starting cornerbacks have cleared concussion protocol and are expected to face the New York Giants in Week 8. Both practicing in full on Wednesday and Thursday, Sauce Gardner and D.J.
Nearly to the midseason mark in the regular season, we're gearing up to maintain momentum after last week's Eagles and Falcons betting victories. This time, it's the Battle for New Jersey between a pair of "New York" teams, the Jets and Giants.
Top New York Jets cornerbacks Sauce Gardner and D.J. Reed remain in concussion protocol coming off the team's bye week. Jets head coach Robert Saleh said the team would know more Wednesday, the first official practice day for Week 8.
The New York Jets remain hopeful that cornerback DJ Reed can go on Sunday against the Eagles after missing last week’s game against the Broncos due to concussion. The team will however, be without two additional cornerbacks in Brandin Echols and Justin Hardee. Hardee of course is primarily the team’s best special teams player.
New York Jets cornerback D.J. Reed will miss Sunday's game in Denver due to a concussion. Reed's absence leaves the Jets (1-3) without two of their top cornerbacks against the Broncos (1-3).
New York Jets cornerback D.J. Reed went viral after his team’s 23-20 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday night for a ridiculous play he made.
There’s going to be a lot of attention on the New York Jets’ offense this coming season. After all, they just brought in future Hall of Famer Aaron Rodgers
Speaking with reporters on a Monday Zoom call, Reed didn't mince words while discussing his expectations for the defense heading into the season, claiming the unit can be "historical" and on par with the dominant Chicago Bears defense from 1985.
New York Jets cornerback D.J. Reed told reporters on Thursday that he's had to jump through a few hoops in order to watch his team's appearance on this summer's "Hard Knocks."
New York Jets CB D.J. Reed said that the energy around the team just feels different heading into training camp this year.
When the NFL's new league year begins Wednesday afternoon, it appears likelier than ever that Aaron Rodgers will be traded to the New York Jets. While
The New York Jets are beginning to reach out to player agents about contract restructurings as they look to carve out cap room for the potential addition of Aaron Rodgers.
New York Jets quarterback Zach Wilson spoke to the team after his benching on Wednesday, and it sounds like the message was much needed. Multiple Jets players said Wilson addressed the locker room after coach Robert Saleh confirmed that Mike White will start on Sunday. Cornerback D.J. Reed made it clear that Wilson’s speech “had to happen.”
One of the biggest additions made by the New York Jets this offseason was the signing of cornerback DJ Reed. The team went out and signed the 25-year-old to a big three-year contract in hopes of bolstering the pass defense in coverage.
Reed had a good reason for celebrating his late-game interception despite it having no impact on the outcome of the game.
Jets’ cornerback D.J. Reed stole the headlines, and the ball in Saturday’s practice during training camp. The newly acquired free-agent from Seattle picked off quarterback Zach Wilson and returned it 100 yards for a touchdown.
While the Seahawks were able to retain one of their starting cornerbacks on Monday, D.J. Reed will be taking his services to the Big Apple in 2022. According to Connor Hughes of the Athletic, Reed has agreed to terms with the New York Jets on a three-year, $33 million contract.
As of now, Reed stands to step in as the Jets’ No. 1 cornerback.
After posting a disappointing 7-10 record to finish in last place in the NFC West during the 2021 season, the Seahawks made an earlier than expected transition into what will be a critical offseason for the future of the franchise.
Statistically speaking, the Seahawks featured one of the NFL's worst passing defenses in 2021. They finished the year 31st in passing yards allowed per game (265.5), 27th in opponent completion percentage (67.3 percent) and 20th in opponent passer rating (93.5).
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