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The New York Jets might be the biggest winners and losers of the Quenton Nelson trade.
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Ahead of the Raiders' Week 8 clash, the Jets' former Las Vegas players Geno Smith and Dylan Parham draw attention. Jets analyst MacGregor Wells credits Smith's improved play to a stronger offensive line and a deeper receiving corps, including Garrett Wilson, rookie WR Omar Cooper Jr., TE Kenyon Sadiq and Mason Taylor. Parham performed well at guard before an injury limited him to three games, leaving his long‑term impact uncertain. The discussion also touches on Wilson's frustrations, Cooper's early 40‑plus‑yard catches and the potential of rookie pass rusher David Bailey, praised for his motor and speed but noted as still polishing his technique. These insights set the stage for a compelling Raiders‑Jets showdown.
Las Vegas Raiders running back Ashton Jeanty called out the New York Jets defense this week, and they can't let it slide on Sunday.
The Las Vegas Raiders are struggling against 13 personnel, and in Week 8, they'll face a New York Jets offense that thrives in these heavy packages.
Williams had 12 sacks and was a first-team All-Pro with the Jets in 2022, and he said Thursday he has the teammates and scheme in Dallas to get back there.
Jets cornerback Jarvis Brownlee Jr. sits out Week 7 against Miami after skipping multiple mandatory meetings, not because of a coverage lapse against the Patriots. Coach Aaron Glenn confirms the benching is disciplinary, and Brownlee admits fault, noting he was fined and warned via letter. He hints at a possible return in Week 8 versus the Raiders, but his long‑term future in New York is uncertain, with ESPN’s Rich Cimini suggesting a cut or trade isn’t out of the question. The incident revives concerns from Brownlee’s Tennessee Titans stint and may open a bigger role for rookie D’Angelo Ponds.
Although the New York Jets’ injury outlook already looked pessimistic heading into Week 8, there was at least a glimmer of hope in the form of David Bailey’s availability. On Friday, head coach Aaron Glenn squashed that glimmer. Glenn told the media that Bailey would not practice on Friday, and that he’s doubtful to play ... Read More FOR MORE AT JETS X-FACTOR, VISIT New York Jets EDGE David Bailey doubtful for Raiders game | Jets X-Factor
Entering the 2026 season, coaching was a massive question mark for the New York Jets, especially head coach Aaron Glenn. However, a few coaches at certain positions inspired confidence. While Aaron Glenn’s struggles have persisted and nearly reached a point of no return, the coaches on his staff haven’t inspired much confidence, either. Two particular ... Read More FOR MORE AT JETS X-FACTOR, VISIT Do these NY Jets position coaches deserve criticism? | Jets X-Factor
Aaron Glenn essentially ruled out three defensive starters for Week 8, and the New York Jets are going to need these three players to step up.
The Las Vegas Raiders host the New York Jets on Oct. 30, marking guard Dylan Parham’s first return to Las Vegas after leaving as a free agent. Parham was the Raiders’ 2022 third‑round pick and part of a broader strategy that has yielded eight offensive‑line selections in the first four rounds since 2020, including John Simpson, Alex Leatherwood, Jackson Powers‑Johnson, D.J. Glaze, Caleb Rogers, Charles Grant and Trey Zuhn. Yet only Glaze and Rogers are starters now, with many of those picks either on the bench or off the roster. The article argues that constant front‑office turnover has stalled development, and highlights GM John Spytek’s hope that the remaining young linemen will mature into reliable starters, freeing future draft capital for other positions.
The Las Vegas Raiders host the 2‑5 New York Jets in Week 8, with kickoff at 10 a.m. PT. Silver And Black Pride highlights five keys for a Raiders win: tighten up a run defense that allowed 199 yards versus the Rams, finally establish a credible rushing attack (only 17 carries last game), improve red‑zone efficiency on both sides (3‑of‑10 conversions and 8‑of‑10 opponent scores), outperform a weaker opponent despite a 0‑4 record against stronger teams, and exploit head coach Aaron Glenn’s puzzling 106‑7 deficit in the final two minutes of first halves since 2025.
New York Jets WR Omar Cooper Jr. is a weapon who can both harm the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 8 and make them regret not taking him in the 2026 NFL Draft.
The Phinsider outlines three reasons the Miami Dolphins can still beat the New England Patriots despite the Patriots’ recent Super Bowl run. First, Joe Robbie Hard Rock Stadium is historically a nightmare for New England, with the Pats winning just 18 of 61 games in Miami—a 0.295 win rate that has held steady even since the Belichick‑Brady era. Second, Miami’s offense has found its stride, posting 377 yards (5.5 YPP) against the Jets and leaning on a hot run game led by Ollie Gordon II and emerging quarterback Malik Willis, who is close to breaking the franchise QB rushing record. Third, the Patriots’ pass rush is vulnerable, ranking 20th in yards per attempt and low in quarterback pressures, giving the Dolphins a potential edge in the upcoming matchup.
The Las Vegas Raiders need to rebound against the New York Jets in Week 8. Winning these three consequential matchups could decide the contest.
The Las Vegas Raiders aim to snap a four-game skid as they travel to New York to face the 2‑5 Jets. Wide receiver Tre Tucker has emerged as a key playmaker, scoring three touchdowns in his last two games and climbing to 15th overall in NFL receiving yards and third in the AFC. Offensive coordinator Andrew Janocko highlighted Tucker’s expanding role, emphasizing his versatility amid defenses targeting Brock Bowers. Tucker’s continued production could earn him a future contract extension. The article also notes the latest injury report, a new Silver and Black Show episode with Maxx Crosby and Scott Hansen, and Jamari Thrash’s release.
Running back Ollie Gordon II, who stepped into a lead role after De’Von Achane’s injury, praises first‑year Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley for actively engaging with players in meetings and on both sides of the ball. On the "Set with Terron Armstead" podcast, Gordon compares Hafley’s hands‑on approach to former coach Mike McDaniel’s style and shares three "welcome to the NFL" moments: sharing the field with linebacker Bobby Wagner, a heated locker‑room exchange with running‑back coach Eric Studesville after a slip, and a bone‑crushing hit from Bills defensive end Joey Bosa that revived memories of his first touchdown. The interview offers insight into the Dolphins’ cultural reset after an 0‑5 start and a recent win over the Jets.
For the New York Jets, the goal moving forward should be to identify long-term building blocks on both sides of the ball. At 2-5, New York’s playoff hopes are quickly fading, causing many fans to shift their focus to the long term. Conversations around the team are centered on figuring out which players can be ... Read More FOR MORE AT JETS X-FACTOR, VISIT How should the NY Jets approach the Will McDonald conundrum? | Jets X-Factor
The Jets (2‑5) face the Raiders (3‑4) on Sunday, and both clubs aim to snap losing streaks. New York’s offense ranks 6th‑worst, averaging just 19.6 points while allowing 21.4, whereas Vegas averages 26.1 points and gives up 28.1. Writer highlights how star receiver Garrett Wilson is under‑targeted compared with rivals like Tre Tucker, and notes the Jets’ chronic first‑half scoring woes and a meager 45% red‑zone touchdown rate—the league’s second‑worst. With the Raiders’ porous secondary and weak first‑half defense, Vegas could expose New York’s coaching and execution problems.
The New York Jets receive mixed news ahead of their Week 8 clash with the Las Vegas Raiders. Backup running back Braelon Allen, who stepped up while Breece Hall was sidelined, is upgraded to full practice after an ankle issue, keeping his recent 105.3 yards per game average and a 104‑yard effort in the 28‑25 loss to Miami. Hall remains limited with a quad strain that has kept him out since Week 3. Jet injuries also mount with left guard Dylan Parham and several defenders listed as limited or out. The Jets (2‑5) aim to bounce back against the Raiders (3‑4) at 1 p.m. ET Sunday.
Desperately in need of defensive line help, the New York Jets are searching for outside answers. New York reportedly attempted to find assistance in the form of third-year defensive tackle Jonah Laulu, but the 26-year-old wound up with the Tennessee Titans. According to Jordan Schultz, the Jets were among six teams to put in waiver ... Read More FOR MORE AT JETS X-FACTOR, VISIT NY Jets among teams to put in claim for DT who lands elsewhere (Report) | Jets X-Factor
Excluding special teams, almost nothing went right for the 2025 New York Jets. Only one player enjoyed a true breakout season between the offensive and defensive units: defensive tackle Jowon Briggs. The Cincinnati product, chosen in the seventh round of the 2024 NFL draft by the Cleveland Browns, was acquired by the Jets for a ... Read More FOR MORE AT JETS X-FACTOR, VISIT Once-promising NY Jets player has shown a capped ceiling | Jets X-Factor
New York Jets cornerback Jarvis Brownlee Jr. told ESPN's Rich Cimini that he was benched for the team's Week 7 loss for disciplinary reasons.
The New York Jets' fate hangs on their upcoming clash with the Las Vegas Raiders, as analysts question whether head coach Aaron Glenn still commands the locker room after a humbling 28‑17 loss to the winless Miami Dolphins on September 7, 2025. ESPN’s Rich Cimini noted an unsettling vibe among players, suggesting that a second blow could signal Glenn's loss of control. With ten games left, the Jets must rally to silence tanking rumors and prove Glenn’s longevity. The article previews the Jets‑Raiders matchup, highlighting the stakes for both the team’s morale and Glenn’s tenure.
The New York Jets may be without rookie pass rusher David Bailey in Week 8 due to his groin injury keeping him sidelined at practice.