The New York Jets' quarterback room seems pretty full right now but could another guy join the organization this weekend? New York's quarterback room currently features Justin Fields, Tyrod Taylor, Jordan Travis, and Adrian Martinez.
The Jets have stated that Fields will be their starting quarterback. Is that the right choice?
For a mailbag published on Monday, NFL insider Connor Hughes of SNY addressed whether or not Fields is the Jets' current QB1 and will stay in that role through at least Week 1 of the 2025 season.
How many of the No. 1 overall picks from the NFL Draft since 1966 can you name in six minutes?
The New York Jets' starting quarterback job is up in the air right now. This obviously is the case because New York is letting Aaron Rodgers walk this offseason.
With an established top tier and some young options revealing themselves last season, here is a look at where clubs' QB depth charts stand. Contracts and long-term outlooks do not factor in here; these rankings apply only to 2025 on-field capabilities.
The New York Jets aren't likely to solve their current quarterback conundrum overnight. Following the release of future Hall of Famer Aaron Rodgers, the Jets currently have 35-year-old Tyrod Taylor penciled in at the top of their depth chart.
The Jets are one of the teams in the market for a quarterback this offseason after they announced they are moving on from QB Aaron Rodgers. Zack Rosenblatt of The Athletic says his sense is New York will start training camp with at least QB Tyrod Taylor and a veteran free agent.
A modest signing on the free-agent market looks to be in the team’s plans.
The New York Jets have a whole lot on their plate for the remainder of the offseason. Free agency is just about to kick off in just over a week and the Jets' quarterback room is in flux.
The New York Jets decided to move on from Aaron Rodgers, leaving the franchise without a clear plan of attack at the quarterback position. Some think the Jets will look to dip into the free agency market with Justin Fields, Kirk Cousins, or Russell Wilson, while others think New York might try to trade up for a quarterback with the No.
The New York Jets are moving on from Aaron Rodgers but do still have a veteran quarterback under contract for the 2025 National Football League season.
The New York Jets clearly have a question at quarterback right now. By now, you've probably heard that the New York Jets are reportedly planning to move on from Aaron Rodgers.
The New York Jets may already have an early favorite to take over as their starting quarterback in 2025 with Aaron Rodgers on the way out.
For most of his football career New York Jets backup quarterback Tyrod Taylor wore “the bucket.” Or at least that’s what they called the helmet he used to wear.
Aaron Rodgers just had one of the worst games by an NFL quarterback in recent history. In the New York Jets’ Week 17 loss to the Buffalo Bills, Rodgers posted a QBR of 1.2, the worst by a quarterback since Davis Mills in Week 4 of the 2021 season.
Taylor is under contract for 2025, and he represents an option to handle starting duties on at least a part-time basis for that year.
While the Giants may have a multifaceted QB plan this offseason, they need a backup in the short term. It looks like Drew Lock will fill that role.
NFL veteran quarterback Tyrod Taylor signed a new contract with the New York Jets. Taylor spent the 2023 season with the Giants but has also played for the Baltimore Ravens, Buffalo Bills, Cleveland Browns, Los Angeles Chargers, and Houston Texans.
The New York Jets aren’t going to make the same backup quarterback mistake twice.
Maligned for their quarterback plan behind Aaron Rodgers last year, the Jets will bring in the veteran QB2.
New York Giants quarterback Tyrod Taylor has never been about himself; he just shows up to work ready for whatever the day might bring. But that doesn't
The Giants put their cutlet production on hold during Monday’s game against the Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia.
New York Giants quarterback Tyrod Taylor may miss out on a bonus of up to $1M this season thanks to the team's decision to continue rolling with undrafted rookie Tommy DeVito under center.
Tyrod Taylor said Tuesday that he's "disappointed" he isn't coming back as the New York Giants starting quarterback in his return from injury.
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