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Bills Bills HC Joe Brady told reporters he isn’t planning to cut veteran S C.J. Gardner-Johnson after the spitting incident that led to his ejection. “Look, C.J.’s a member of the Buffalo Bills. We brought him here for a reason, and we know that he knows that he has to play better. He knows he […] The post AFC Notes: Joe Brady, Aaron Glenn, Bills, Dolphins, Jets appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .
Drake Maye and the New England Patriots continued their win streak with a 26-19 win over the New York Jets in Foxborough this weekend. Maye finished 18/32, throwing for 235 yards and three touchdowns, but his WR1, A.J. Brown, struggled in his return to action. Greg Bedard and Nick Cattles break down the win, starting [...] The post Bedard on “Awful” A.J. Brown vs Jets & Patriots Injury Crisis | Greg Bedard Patriots Podcast appeared first on CLNS Media .
The November 10 trade deadline is quickly approaching as the contenders and pretenders are starting to become a bit clearer. With the Kansas City Chiefs back on top of the league, speculation is growing that the club could make a big move to help its Super Bowl aspirations. One name stands out amongst the crowd […] The post Russell Wilson urges Chiefs to make Garrett Wilson trade with Jets appeared first on ClutchPoints .
New York Jets running back Breece Hall (quadriceps) missed his third game in a row with a quad injury after […]
The New York Jets appear to have pivoted from Jarvis Brownlee Jr. to D'Angelo Ponds after the former's mistake against the Patriots.
The New York Jets can get back on track in the 2026 season if they follow these five easy steps to reinvigorate the roster and shore up key areas.
The New England Patriots recently improved to 4-2 with a narrow home win over the New York Jets on Sunday afternoon. This game marked the return of wide receiver AJ Brown from an ankle injury, although he didn’t exactly distinguish himself, making multiple key mistakes in the win. Now, ESPN analyst and former Jets head […] The post Rex Ryan references infamous foot fetish in Patriots’ A.J. Brown rant that had fellow studio hosts dying laughing appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The New York Jets are off to an all-too-familiar 2-4 start. It marks the fourth straight season in which they failed to post a winning record through six games, and the 10th instance in their last 11 seasons. However, the Jets have played well enough to position themselves to win all but one of their ... Read More FOR MORE AT JETS X-FACTOR, VISIT Top 3 reasons the New York Jets are 2-4 instead of 4-2 | Jets X-Factor
We’re back to the nitpicking part of the program with Drake Maye.
After six weeks, the New York Jets sit 2-4 but already control three first‑round picks for the 2027 NFL Draft: their own slot, Indianapolis’s pick, and the higher of Dallas’s and Green Bay’s selections. If the season ended now, all three would be among the top 13 picks. The draft order, per Tankathon, shows the Jets tied for the second‑worst record, positioning them for potentially high selections despite the early struggles. Their draft capital could reshape the roster in the offseason.
A.J. Brown returns from a four‑game ankle injury in the Patriots’ 26‑19 Week 6 win over the Jets, posting only three catches for 27 yards but logging the most snaps among Patriots receivers—52 of 68 (76%). Coach Mike Vrabel kept Brown on the field after Romeo Doubs exits early with a shoulder injury. The snap‑count breakdown shows quarterback Drake Maye and linemen Will Campbell and Jared Wilson at 100% usage, while several starters (Alijah Vera‑Tucker, Ben Brown, Morgan Moses) leave with injuries, prompting backups to step in. Defensively, five players log all 62 snaps, with Charles Woods stepping up for injured cornerback Carlton Davis. The detailed snap report offers insight into New England’s personnel adjustments.
The Patriots' head coach didn't want to gloss over the problems the team created in their Week 6 win over the Jets.
New York Jets running back Braelon Allen has been highly effective and should give the team a serious 1-2 punch when Breece Hall returns from injury.
Jordan Schultz reports the Dolphins are signing K Zane Gonzalez after a successful workout that also included Justin Tucker. Tucker was reinstated to the NFL in late July from his 10-game suspension for violating the NFL’s personal conduct policy and has now had workouts with the Jets, Saints, Colts and now Dolphins. ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports […] The post Dolphins Signing K Zane Gonzalez After Workout That Also Included Justin Tucker appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .
The Miami Dolphins' penalty problem remains a concern under Jeff Hafley. Week 7 against the Jets offers a chance to show whether Miami is improving.
After a dominant 45‑17 win over the Raiders, the Patriots eked out a tighter 26‑19 victory over the Jets to go 4‑2 in Week 6. Quarterback Drake Maye earns an A for smart throws and 0.39 EPA per play, while Rhamondre Stevenson’s grind earns an A‑ despite just 36 yards and a fumble. The receiving corps draws a C+ as Romeo Doubs exits with a shoulder injury, DeMario Douglas leads with 86 yards and a TD, and A.J. Brown returns rusty with two drops. Tight end Hunter Henry remains a reliable target (B+), and the O‑line holds up admirably despite three injuries, keeping Maye sack‑free. The grades break down the Patriots’ uneven but ultimately winning performance.
New York Jets cornerback Nahshon Wright remains a healthy scratch for undisclosed reasons, and he's eating up a spot on the 53-man roster.
While wins and losses are ultimately the only stat that matters for any sports team, it is often more useful to analyze underlying metrics to predict future wins and losses than to use the team’s win-loss record itself. In a vacuum, a 2-4 team with a -10 point differential against a .571 strength-of-schedule should be ... Read More FOR MORE AT JETS X-FACTOR, VISIT Is this New York Jets team closer to ‘bad’ or ‘average’? | Jets X-Factor
New York Jets wide receiver Adonai Mitchell (finger) hasn't played in NFL action since Week 2. He's currently dealing with […]
Nine ex‑Iowa Cyclones saw action in Week 6 of the NFL, combining for 420 snaps across offense, defense and special teams. Highlights include Jaylin Noel’s career‑best 107 receiving yards and a TD for the Houston Texans, Xavier Hutchinson’s two catches and 52 kickoff return yards in the Texans’ 34‑31 win over Jacksonville, and Brock Purdy’s 264‑yard, one‑TD performance in San Francisco’s 23‑17 victory over Washington. Defensive contributions feature Denver’s Eyioma Uwazurike with four tackles and New York Jets’ Will McDonald IV adding a tackle and QB hit. Injuries sidelined Breece Hall, Jake Hummel, David Montgomery and TJ Tampa.
Throughout the New York Jets’ 2-4 start to the 2026 season, there has been a recurring theme over their four losses: the offensive weapons being a silver lining. In the Jets’ Week 2 overtime loss to the Green Bay Packers, third-year receiver Adonai Mitchell continue building on the potential he had shown in Week 1 ... Read More FOR MORE AT JETS X-FACTOR, VISIT Is it an exaggeration to say this about NY Jets’ weapons? | Jets X-Factor
With the way things are going, Frank Reich is unlikely to last more than one year with the New York Jets. Would Aaron Glenn be allowed to hire a third OC?
The New York Jets face a paradoxical "lose‑lose" matchup against the Miami Dolphins in Week 7. Despite being 5.5‑point favorites, Jets coach Aaron Glenn, who is 0‑7 in AFC East games, will earn no credit for a win and heavy criticism for a loss. The article highlights the pressure on Glenn, the Jets' 2‑4 record, and the looming fan backlash, framing the game as a pivotal moment in the franchise’s struggling season.
The Patriots clinched a 26-19 win over the Jets in Week 6 but saw a rash of injuries threaten their recent momentum. Wide receiver Romeo Doubs, who scored a 42-yard TD, lands on injured reserve and misses at least four games. Right tackle Morgan Moses exits with a foot injury, left guard Alijah Vera‑Tucker suffers a hamstring strain, and backup Ben Brown incurs a knee injury. The offensive line, already depleted by the loss of Mike Onwenu, Greg Van Roten and left tackle Will Campbell, now relies on rookie Caleb Lomu and lower‑depth players. While Campbell appears cleared and Moses is limited‑practice, the Patriots face a roster crunch ahead of Thursday’s matchup with Chicago.
Cleveland native Jason Kelce, former Eagles star, erupts with excitement for the Browns after their 4-2 start, topping the AFC North. Kelce praised the team's early wins—though not all were convincing—while recalling his brother Travis’s long‑standing ties to Cleveland, including a request to draft him from UC and an ownership stake in the Guardians. His recent Monday Night Football interview marks a rare public “we” for the Kelce brothers, aligning them with their hometown pride. The article highlights the Browns’ surprising early success and fans’ growing bandwagon enthusiasm.