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Not one, not two, but three NFL head coaches got slapped with hefty fines for bad-mouthing the referees. The New England Patriots’ Mike Vrabel, the New York Jets’ Aaron Glenn, and the Philadelphia Eagles’ Nick Sirianni were all fined $250,000 for their conduct toward the refs. A few weeks ago, Vrabel had some words for […] The post NFL coaches Mike Vrabel, Aaron Glenn, Nick Sirianni fined $250,000 for conduct toward refs, but there’s a catch appeared first on ClutchPoints .
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The Patriots’ O‑line is in crisis ahead of Thursday’s Week 7 clash with the Chicago Bears, forcing the team to start Walter Rouse and Matt Pryor at guard after a cascade of injuries to Mike Onwenu, Greg Van Roten, Ben Brown and Alijah Vera‑Tucker. In response, New England invited former Chargers guard Jamaree Salyer – a six‑year veteran with 43 starts and a former teammate of center Jared Wilson – for a visit. Salyer, 26, was released by the Dolphins in August after a stint on IR. The game kicks off at 8:15 p.m. ET.
New York Jets star rookie David Bailey has already stuffed the stat sheet, but an underrated stat shows how dominant he's been and how much more he can grow.
AJ Brown is still finding his rhythm in New England. The Patriots receiver returned from injured reserve last Sunday and caught three passes in a 26-19 win over the Jets. Now he is addressing something far bigger than football. It involves the quarterback who threw him passes for four seasons, and it has pulled the […] The post Patriots’ AJ Brown Supports Former Teammate as NFLPA Demands Jalen Hurts Investigation appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .
More than any other team sport, results on the football field are determined by a blend of both the players and the coaches. Baseball fans love to complain about their teams’ managers, but at the end of the day, they have little effect on the game compared to coaches in other sports. It’s an execution-based ... Read More FOR MORE AT JETS X-FACTOR, VISIT Talent vs. coaching: Which is more to blame for Jets’ 2-4 start? | Jets X-Factor
Mike Vrabel and Aaron Glenn faced off in Week 6, when the Patriots beat the Jets 26-19. Nick Sirianni’s Eagles also struggled that day, falling to the Panthers 25-14. All three coaches have faced scrutiny this season, and a league announcement this week has now placed them in the same conversation. The message behind it […] The post NFL Fines Mike Vrabel, Aaron Glenn and Nick Sirianni $750,000 Combined appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .
The Miami Dolphins, the NFL’s youngest roster in 2026, are accelerating player development with a new Thursday 7‑on‑7 session that gives backups real‑game reps on both offense and defense. Head coach Jeff Hafley stresses the extra reps as vital for a team that has taken a hefty cap hit to rebuild. Meanwhile, injury updates note rookie safety Kyle Louis back in practice and quarterback Malik Willis cleared to throw after a thumb tweak, while rookie receiver Caleb Douglas remains a practice highlight. With the Dolphins 0‑5 heading into a Sunday clash against the 2‑4 New York Jets, the article previews five key factors that could spark their first win.
ESPN's Rich Cimini reported that it seems like New York Jets general manager Darren Mougey's job is on solid ground, despite some mistakes.
Jets head coach Aaron Glenn says wide receiver Adonai Mitchell (finger) and running back Dylan Parham (knee) returned to limited practice on Oct. 21, hinting they could suit up for Week 7 against the winless Miami Dolphins. Both missed weeks of drills, and while their availability isn’t guaranteed, their comeback could boost Frank Reich’s struggling offense, especially with left guard Jordan Meredith underperforming. The update arrives just days before the Jets’ first home AFC East test at MetLife Stadium.
The New York Jets have been significantly banged up on offense throughout the past few weeks. With Breece Hall, Adonai Mitchell, and Dylan Parham each out for at least the last three games, the unit has been left with significant voids. However, all three players appear to be trending in the right direction. Speaking to ... Read More FOR MORE AT JETS X-FACTOR, VISIT NY Jets get encouraging injury updates on top offensive pieces | Jets X-Factor
The New York Jets are losing close games. Whether or not head coach Aaron Glenn is given grace will depend on his attitude in those losses.
The Patriots' quarterback is not at all concerned about A.J. Brown after his forgettable return last week against the Jets.
After a Week 6 loss to the New England Patriots, Jets offensive coordinator Frank Reich faces criticism for playcalling, but head coach Aaron Glenn defends him. Glenn highlighted the unit’s “explosive” play‑action success—six passes of 20+ yards, ranking 9th in the league—and an improved rushing attack, now 12th over the past two weeks. Despite these positives, Pro Football Reference shows the Jets rank 4th in average yards per play‑action attempt but use it on only 22% of passes (21st most). Analysts note a pattern of drives stalling after runs, suggesting Reich may not be leveraging play‑action enough. The article examines Glenn’s praise against the under‑utilization of a statistically strong facet of the offense.
The Phinsider asks fans to weigh in on the Dolphins' Week 7 showdown with the New York Jets on Sunday, Oct. 22, 2026. After a rocky start and a bounce‑back during the bye week, Miami heads to Hard Rock Stadium looking for a crucial win. The article invites predictions on both sides of the ball—who will lead in tackles, sacks, interceptions and defensive scores, as well as who will top receiving yards, touchdowns, rushes and first‑downs for the offense. Readers are encouraged to share their stat‑line forecasts and MVP picks for the game.
Injury news finally looks upbeat for the New York Jets' offense. Rookie wideout Omar Cooper returned in Week 6 and posted his first 100‑yard game. Starting receiver Adonai Mitchell, sidelined since Week 2 with a finger issue, rejoined practice Tuesday in a limited role, while Dylan Parham is also back after a knee injury from the Lions loss. Running back Breece Hall remains out of practice but could be evaluated for a Week 7 debut against Miami, according to coach Aaron Glenn. The Jets hope the injury pendulum keeps swinging their way as the season heads into the next weekend.
According to the New York Post's Brian Costello, Garrett Wilson is starting to get frustrated with his usage with the New York Jets, and that's not good.
“C’mon man!” “Same Old Jets!” “How is this possible?” Those are some of the common phrases that circulate within the New York Jets’ fanbase after a loss where Garrett Wilson isn’t completely peppered with targets. But has that narrative become a little exaggerated? Is Wilson really being underused? This season, Wilson has been targeted 48 ... Read More FOR MORE AT JETS X-FACTOR, VISIT Is this widely discussed New York Jets narrative overblown? | Jets X-Factor
While 2026 started off pretty shaky for New York Jets kicker Jason Sanders, he's quietly been one of the NFL's most efficient kickers.
Greg Bedard of BostonSportsJournal.com joins the show and opens the hour discussing the Drake Maye and Caleb Williams QB matchup on Thursday night.
We are six weeks into the 2026 NFL season, and it’s starting to become clear what works and what doesn’t for teams, especially in the personnel department. For the 2-4 New York Jets, several questionable personnel decisions have surfaced, as our own Michael Nania highlighted. Today, let’s break down three Jets that should be playing ... Read More FOR MORE AT JETS X-FACTOR, VISIT These New York Jets have earned more playing time | Jets X-Factor
The Miami Dolphins are heading to New York to take on the Jets, with 1,000-plus screaming fans taking over 2 sections of MetLife Stadium.
Ex-New York Jets defensive coordinator Steve Wilks has been hired by the Washington Commanders, proving former coaches can do no wrong in the eyes of the NFL.
Sharp Football Analysis’s Week 7 Worksheet breaks down the Dolphins‑Jets clash, highlighting a 4.5-point spread favoring Miami and an implied total of 22.0. The Jets rank 4th in rushing EPA (‑26.8) but 22nd in passing EPA (‑18.5) and have the league’s lowest red‑zone TD conversion (37.5%). Miami, still winless to any lead, allows a league‑high 76.6% completion rate and 2.75 points per drive. Geno Smith (68.9% completion, 0 INT) is a high‑success‑rate QB2 option against a defense that struggles on short passes, while Malik Willis remains a QB2 with limited passing upside but growing rushing value. The data helps fantasy managers gauge quarterback and skill‑position upside for this low‑scoring matchup.