Even when the offense does everything they can, the New York Jets can’t find a way to win. On Sunday, the Jets arguably put together their best offensive performance of the Aaron Glenn era. Yet, none of it mattered. Costly penalties and defensive woes handed the Jets another frustrating loss, as they fell 38-33 to ...
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The Las Vegas Raiders had a chance to earn a signature victory over the Kansas City Chiefs, a franchise that has won three Super Bowls since 2019. But just four weeks later, they are engaged in a shootout with the New York Jets, a franchise that has not made the playoffs in more than a […]
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The Miami Dolphins (1-5) host the 4-3 New England Patriots on Sunday, Nov. 1 at 4:25 PM EST in Miami Gardens. After a recent win over the Jets, the Dolphins aim to break their streak as the Patriots seek a second consecutive loss following a 24-30 defeat by the Bears. The game airs on CBS, streams via Paramount+ and other platforms, and features Andrew Catalon and Logan Ryan on commentary. Betting odds favor the Patriots at -7.5 with a 41.5 point total. Weather forecasts call for upper‑70s temperatures and a high chance of rain.
Ashton Jeanty had plenty to say earlier this week.
ESPN analyst and former Jets coach Rex Ryan unleashed a scathing tirade at Raiders rookie running back Ashton Jeanty after Jeanty claimed New York’s defense “doesn’t really want to tackle.” On Sunday NFL Countdown, Ryan called Jeanty “soft as Charmin,” labeled him the worst draft pick in two decades, and mocked his 3.1‑yard average. Ryan warned he’ll confront Jeanty before the upcoming matchup, emphasizing the rookie’s poor performance (sixth overall in 2025, 3.5 yards per carry) and the Raiders’ four‑game losing streak. The rant underscores growing tension as Las Vegas fights to salvage a faltering season.
New York Jets special teams coordinator Chris Banjo must come under fire after his unit struggled in the first half against the Las Vegas Raiders.
Rex Ryan erupts on ESPN’s “Coach’s Flicker” after Raiders rookie Ashton Jeanty calls New York Jets defenders “soft as cotton.” Jeanty, the 6th‑overall pick in the 2025 draft, has logged just 3.1 yards per carry and one rushing TD through seven games. Ryan’s tirade—complete with threats to “slap some damn Riddells” on Jeanty—sets the tone for the Week 8 clash between the sub‑.500 Raiders and Jets, both on six‑game losing streaks. With Jeanty’s production under fire, Ryan’s harsh words could become a pivotal pre‑game storyline.
The Las Vegas Raiders are currently preparing to hit the field to take on the lowly New York Jets on Sunday afternoon on the road. Raiders running back Ashton Jeanty made headlines this week when he called out the Jets’ players for not wanting to tackle ahead of the matchup, setting the stage for what […]
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Former New York Jets coach Rex Ryan had choice words for Las Vegas Raiders running back Ashton Jeanty as the teams prepared to play Sunday.
The (3-4) Las Vegas Raiders travel to face the (2-5) New York Jets.
The Las Vegas Raiders travel to MetLife Stadium on Sunday, Nov. 1, 2026, at 1:00 PM ET to face the New York Jets on FOX, with a live stream on Fubo. The Raiders aim to spark their offense early, capitalizing on tight end Brock Bowers' mismatches, while the Jets look to leverage home‑field advantage, generate defensive pressure, and force turnovers. With both teams seeking consistency at the season’s midpoint, the game could come down to third‑down efficiency and ball security.
Bleeding Green Nation outlines the NFL Week 8 early matchups slated for Sunday, Nov. 1, with all games kicking off at 1 PM ET. Key highlights include the unbeaten Vikings (6‑0) taking on the Lions (4‑2), the Ravens (4‑3) versus the Bills (5‑1), and the Cardinals (2‑5) challenging the Cowboys (3‑4) on FOX, plus other contests like Raiders‑Jets and Browns‑Steelers. The article provides broadcast info, streaming options (FuboTV, Paramount+, FOX One) and a link to regional TV maps, inviting fans to join the discussion in the comments.
Week 8 Sunday afternoon kickoff features a slate of matchups across CBS and FOX, highlighted by the Ravens‑Bills, Browns‑Steelers, Colts‑Jaguars, and Titans‑Bengals at 1 p.m. ET, followed by Chiefs‑Broncos and Patriots‑Dolphins at 4:25 p.m. ET on CBS. On FOX, the Vikings take on the Lions, Cardinals clash with the Cowboys, Raiders face the Jets, Falcons meet the Buccaneers, and the Chargers play the Rams at 4:05 p.m. ET. The night caps with the Commanders hosting the Eagles at 8:20 p.m. ET in Northwest Stadium.
The New York Jets, now 2‑5 after a historic loss to the winless Miami Dolphins, aim to bounce back in Week 8 against the Las Vegas Raiders at MetLife Stadium. The Raiders sit on a four‑game losing streak after a 3‑0 start, while the Jets hope Aaron Glenn can salvage his job by capitalizing on a healthier offensive line and their best skill‑set in a decade. Historically, the Raiders have dominated recent matchups, winning four of the last five, but the Jets seek a turnaround to avoid a 16th straight playoff miss. Kickoff is just after 1 PM EDT on November 1, 2026.
The New York Jets’ offense is returning to full strength. After Adonai Mitchell returned last week, offensive lineman Dylan Parham will return to the Jets’ lineup today against his former team, the Las Vegas Raiders, after missing the last four games with a knee injury. Prior to going down, Parham was not only the Jets’ ...
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The Las Vegas Raiders play at the New York Jets. Kickoff is at 10 a.m. PT. Discuss it all.
The Las Vegas Raiders have to pressure Geno Smith, among other things, to beat the New York Jets in Week 8. Here are the keys to victory.
The Phinsider’s live thread for Week 8 (Nov 1, 2026) previews today’s early NFL games starting at 1 PM EST and a Sunday Night Football matchup. Key early games include the Ravens (4‑3) at Buffalo (5‑1) with the Bills favored by 3 points, the Colts (2‑5) facing the Jaguars (4‑2) as 10.5‑point Jaguars, and the Vikings (6‑0) visiting the Lions (4‑2) with Detroit a 3‑point underdog. Other highlights: Titans @ Bengals, Cardinals @ Cowboys, Raiders @ Jets, Browns @ Steelers, and Falcons @ Buccaneers. Sunday night pits the Eagles (2‑4) against the Commanders (1‑4‑1) on NBC/Peacock, with Washington favored by 5.5. The thread also invites Dolphins discussion while prohibiting illegal stream requests.
Breece Hall is inactive for the Jets’ matchup against the Las Vegas Raiders, marking his fifth straight week out after a quadriceps injury sustained on Sept. 27 against Detroit. Backup Braelon Allen has thrived, posting two 100‑yard games, a 4.6‑yard average and career‑highs of 418 rushing yards and 493 yards from scrimmage. The Jets also list David Bailey, Joseph Ossai, Nahshon Wright, Tim Patrick, Kohl Levao and Max Mitchell as inactives. Wright, a former Pro Bowler, has seen limited action and may be a trade candidate before the deadline.
A win today for the New York Jets is crucial to keep their 2026 season alive. While their opponents, the Las Vegas Raiders, have lost their past four games, don’t be fooled: they have a high-powered passing attack. They’re tied for the most passing touchdowns (16) and have the third-most passing yards (1,883). In particular, ...
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The result of the Las Vegas Raiders' Week 8 bout against the New York Jets may have wide-ranging implications with the trade deadline looming.
The Phinsider breaks down Miami’s two guard prospects after the Dolphins’ 27-13 win over the Jets in Week 7. Rookie left guard Kadyn Proctor, who hasn’t allowed a sack in six games, is ruled out for Week 8 with a concussion, opening the door for backup Jarrett Kingston. Second‑year right guard Jonah Savaiinaea returned from an ankle injury and posted a solid PFF grade of 49.4, showing marked improvement from last season. Both guards helped pave the way for five straight 100‑yard rushing games and multiple fourth‑quarter scores, though their individual PFF grades still sit below league average. The weekly tracker will continue to monitor their development throughout the 2026 season.
A trade involving New York Jets running back Breece Hall "seems unlikely," according to ESPN's Rich Cimini.
The Las Vegas Raiders aim to snap a four‑game losing streak when they travel to face the New York Jets, hoping to become 5‑0 after starting 3‑0. Wide receiver Jack Bech returns from a fractured forearm, adding depth and a potential red‑zone threat; he has one touchdown this season. Meanwhile, rookie Patrick Johnson is placed on injured reserve, clearing a roster spot for Bech. The team also promotes Cian Slone and Tim Keenan to bolster the defensive line for the Week 8 matchup.
Adam Schefter’s source tells ESPN there’s “no way” the New York Jets will trade star wide receiver Garrett Wilson before the Nov. 10 deadline, despite interest from San Francisco. The 49ers, dealing with injuries to Deebo Samuel, Mike Evans and De’Zhaun Stribling, face cap issues and limited offensive familiarity, making a Wilson deal financially and strategically unlikely. The report suggests Wilson will remain with the Jets, leaving the 49ers to pursue other receiver options while maintaining their current roster flexibility.