The Jets’ unpredictable quarterback situation could influence their ability to attract free-agent wideouts to New York.
It has been a strong start to 2021 for the NY Jets and their fans. The work is only just beginning, as New York is almost notorious for winning in the offseason instead of on the field.
The NY Jets don’t have many true building blocks on the roster at the moment. But undoubtedly one of their most promising and talented players is defensive tackle Quinnen Williams.
Whether it's a new quarterback, top wide receiver or stud on the offensive line, odds are the Jets will bolster their offense with the No. 2 pick of this spring's NFL draft.
The NY Jets are undoubtedly keeping a close eye on the Deshaun Watson situation that continues to unravel in Houston. The star Texans quarterback wants out, and it doesn’t appear as though anything is changing his mind.
On this week’s episode of TOJ pod, Will Parkinson interviews former Jets scout Connie Carberg. They discuss…. -Road to becoming a scout -Discovering Mark Gastineau -Russel Wilson/Deshaun Watson Rumors -Rebuilding the Jets Through The Draft
Dowell Loggains is headed to Happy Valley. No, the former Jets offensive coordinator won’t be calling plays for Penn State. But he is joining head coach James Franklin’s staff as an offensive analyst, according to multiple reports.
The NY Jets are expected to explore the wide receiver market in free agency this offseason. And one of the top names that make sense is Pittsburgh Steelers wideout JuJu Smith-Schuster.
Welcome to the land of make believe. You know this place by now, the fictional world that features a random morning showcasing the idea that Russell Wilson has broached the idea of a trade with the Seattle Seahawks.
Before Joe Douglas can focus on who he plans on targeting in free agency come March, he’ll have a handful of in-house decisions to make. The Jets have 25 players set to hit the open market this offseason.
There’s no question about who should top the New York Jets‘ free-agent wishlist this offseason. Joe Thuney, a man who suddenly became unavailable a year ago, courtesy of a franchise tag, should be target No.
Jets defensive tackle Quinnen Williams has seen his name thrown around in some trade rumors and proposals this offseason. While he understands the NFL is a business, and wants what's best for the Jets organization, the rising star would be disappointed if he's traded.
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The NY Jets will have their eyes on a number of high-profile free agents this offseason. But perhaps none more so than standout guard Joe Thuney. Thuney is preparing to hit free agency after spending the first five seasons of his career with the New England Patriots.
New York Jets running back La’Mical Perine appears to have a future in the organization. He hopes the guy who handed him his first NFL carries has one as well.
The NY Jets have undergone a near-complete coaching staff overhaul this offseason after two miserable years headed by former head coach Adam Gase. But one prominent member of the prior regime has landed a new job elsewhere.
When NY Jets fans think of the 2021 NFL Draft, the No. 2 pick instantly comes to mind. But the No. 23 selection is just as intriguing. It’s no secret that the Jets need offensive help.
There are those within the Jets locker room who want Darnold to stick around
Good Morning Football presented Peter Schrager thinks the Jets should look to Pittsburgh to fill their need at the wide receiver position saying that JuJu would be the perfect fit for the Jets.
Before Joe Douglas can focus on who he plans on targeting in free agency come March, he’ll have a handful of in-house decisions to make. The Jets have 25 players set to hit the open market this offseason.
Armed with the second-overall pick and a new head coach, the Jets will surely see some major changes next season. However, defensive tackle Quinnen Williams is hoping to stick around for the makeover.
According to a report from The Athletic, Russell Wilson‘s relationship with the Seattle Seahawks has soured, and he has begun to discuss possible trade destinations with the organization.
Throughout La'Mical Perine's rookie season, the running back had Sam Darnold's back, blocking in the pocket. Now, Perine has his quarterback's back off the field as well.
The New York Jets learned of a major offseason acquisition late Monday morning. New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy announced on WFAN’s Moose and Maggie program that MetLife Stadium would welcome fans at a 15 percent capacity rate starting March 1.
Even before the nightmarish two years of the Adam Gase era, the New York Jets and offensive firepower have been like oil and water. In a modern NFL ruled by fantasy football, the Jets’ struggles on offense and low win totals are no coincidence.
Some New Jersey sports fans will soon be able to watch their favorite teams play live and in person. As ESPN's Jordan Raanan explained, New Jersey Gov.
Since accepting the Jets job in January, Saleh has mostly had positive things to say about Darnold without committing to the 23-year-old as his long-term starter.
The New York Jets are reportedly at or near the top of Deshaun Watson’s trade wish list, but they may not be a realistic suitor for the star quarterback.
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