The Jets are firmly in seller territory just days away from Tuesday's NFL trade deadline, with one name drawing more attention than others: star running back Breece Hall.
New York Jets offensive coordinator Frank Reich hears the cries about getting Garrett Wilson the damn ball. He claims he’s trying. “We really are trying to get the ball to him early and often,” Reich said Thursday.
With the New York Jets coming off a loss to the then-winless Miami Dolphins last Sunday, 28-25, the one storyline coming out of it that could lead to a future trade centers around star wide receiver Garrett Wilson.
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Another Sunday, another disappointing Jets loss. This, however, came at the hands of their winless division rival, the Dolphins, who beat Gang Green 28-25
The NFL trade deadline is November 10 at 4 p.m. ET, and several teams have already signaled their intent to sell off. Several prominent players have already been moved, and these 25 could follow.
Jets HC Aaron Glenn felt that, after the team’s loss to the previously winless Dolphins, there was still a silver lining, noting that their second-half performance showed they were moving in the right direction.
New York Jets offensive coordinator Frank Reich is under fire for the team’s struggling attack in 2026. But he’s not dwelling on the past. “We’ve had,
Spoiler alert: Garrett Wilson is an excellent receiver and the Jets' best offensive player. Just make sure Jets offensive coordinator Frank Reich is aware.
Maybe the lack of scoring by the New York Jets is not all the fault of offensive coordinator Frank Reich’s playcalling. Or maybe it is. Under fire for the Jets generating a measly 18.7 points per game over the team’s first six contests, Reich has been dialing up a somewhat conservative game.
It's hard to truly judge what the Jets are as an organization right now. The team is playing much better than they were last year. An improved quality of play was something the Jets needed to show, and they have clearly done that.
Today’s Jets News is focused on an offense that continues to leave too much on the field. Frank Reich is taking more heat after New York’s 26-19 loss to New England, while Aaron Glenn is defending his coordinator and insisting the Jets are close to turning things around.
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.
New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn felt compelled Monday to issue support to embattled offensive coordinator Frank Reich. Despite Reich’s strong background
Any goodwill that the Jets created with last week's win over the Browns was erased on Sunday afternoon. Entering Week 6 one win away from the .500 mark, the Jets are back to being two games below a winning record after a 26-19 loss to the Patriots, which was more out of reach than the final score suggests.
Frank Reich has a goal for the New York Jets offense in their game against the New England Patriots. Make it second and short. The Jets are adjusting to life without receiver Adonai Mitchell, running back Breece Hall, and left guard Dylan Parham.
New York Jets offensive coordinator Frank Reich fell on his sword in his weekly press availability. Reich blamed himself for the poor Jets showing against Chicago.
Will Geno Smith be able to provide some stability at quarterback for the New York Jets this season. Hear what this insider has to say.
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Smith struggled in joint practices, casting doubt on comments made by his offensive coordinator.
Frank Reich believes Geno Smith is physically in his prime. Based on what Smith produced last season, the New York Jets had better hope Reich is seeing something nobody else can.
When at his best, Smith has proven that he can play at an award-winning level. However, the 35-year-old more recently flopped with the Las Vegas Raiders.
The Jets have sole possession of the longest active playoff drought among the NFL, MLB, NHL, NBA and MLS at 15 years.
New York Jets offensive coordinator Frank Reich had a strong take about Geno Smith.
Quarterbacks in the 2026 NFL Draft should beg the New York Jets not to take them.
The Colts lost starting quarterback Daniel Jones to a season-ending torn Achilles tendon this past weekend, and first-choice backup Anthony Richardson Sr. is sidelined due to an orbital fracture.
Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young endured a rough start to his pro career.
Andrew Luck and Frank Reich spent one season together in 2018 with the Indianapolis Colts.
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