Throughout two offseasons as the New York Jets’ general manager, extending homegrown talent and rewarding players who exceed expectations have been priorities for Darren Mougey. This offseason, he has already locked up two of the Jets’ core homegrown pieces: Joe Tippmann and Breece Hall. Before the 2026 season kicks off, there is one more extension ...
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If the New York Jets fall short of expectations again in 2026, Darren Mougey should not go down with the Aaron Glenn ship. He's earned the right to stick around.
Over the next few months, we’ll be breaking down all undrafted free agents signed by the Jets. We continue today with former Hawaii and Incarnate Word wide receiver Jalen Walthall. The 23-year old Walthall is listed at 6’0” and 191 pounds and was initially an undrafted free agent signing for the Texans. The Jets picked […]
No unit on the New York Jets’ roster underwent more changes than the defensive line in the 2026 offseason. After all, it was much-needed after a season in which New York’s defense collected just 26 sacks. Between the trade market, free agency, and the NFL draft, the Jets aggressively overhauled their front seven, including the ...
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Bills Bills WR Josh Palmer enters the offseason program after missing five games last season due to an ankle injury. Palmer said he is feeling “more like myself” and is close to being fully recovered. “I’m feeling a lot better, starting to feel a lot more like myself,” Palmer said, via the team’s site. “(I’m) […]
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The Athletic's Zack Rosenblatt suggested that the New York Jets target Tennessee Titans quarterback Will Levis as a backup option behind Geno Smith.
The New York Jets have one position group set to thrive in joint practices with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and it will be valuable experience before the season.
Happy Sunday, Jets fans! Here are your daily links as we enjoy this weekend. Michael Nania – 2 league-wide NFL trends the NY Jets need to jump on Michael Nania – NY Jets RB pulls up to World Cup match at MetLife Stadium Connor Long – The potential cut candidates NY Jets should be in […]
The New York Jets may have finally found the perfect role for Will McDonald, one that will accentuate that strength instead of exposing his biggest weakness.
Zack Rosenblatt of The Athletic recently pressed the New York Jets to add veteran linebacker Devin White before or during training camp.
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Sports Illustrated's Justin Melo believes New York Jets rookie D'Angelo Ponds may be one of the biggest steals of the second round of the 2026 NFL Draft.
Bleacher Report’s Kristopher Knox proposed that the New York Jets target San Francisco 49ers quarterback Mac Jones in a three-team trade.
You hear it all the time: “The NFL is a copycat league.” And it’s true. Football is a unique sport in that it allows for such a vast range of strategies. Even with 60 Super Bowls in the books, there are still numerous approaches, philosophies, and identities that have yet to be tested on an ...
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The New York Jets have an obvious cut candidate hiding in plain sight heading into training camp, and it's thanks to all the additions of the offseason.
Bleacher Report is the latest outlet to predict New York Jets rookie Cade Klubnik, not Bailey Zappe, will be the backup quarterback behind Geno Smith.
The Jets might be on the brink of making another major change to their coaching staff, which could be a big win for the Patriots during the 2026 season.
New York Jets TE Mason Taylor isn't concerned about a competition between him and Kenyon Sadiq, and is more excited about what the rookie brings to the Jets.
Happy Saturday, Jets fans! Enjoy your daily links below. NY Jets – What Have We Learned About the Jets This Offseason? Jack Bell – Jets CB Nahshon Wright Praises Team’s Offseason Moves Michael Nania – Up-and-coming Jets player makes NFL All-UDFA Team Michael Nania – How the NY Jets can operate like a more efficient […]
The New York Jets might have bigger plans for rookie defensive lineman Darrell Jackson Jr. than many fans realize. The Jets don't just view Jackson as a nose tackle.
As he prepares for his second NFL season, tight end Mason Taylor has a prime opportunity to break out with the New York Jets in 2026. Will he? After impressing during his rookie campaign despite playing with three different quarterbacks, the LSU product is looking to build off his performance. Perhaps most importantly, he believes ...
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The New York Jets should keep their eyes out for a potential cut candidate who happened to play for the Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks last season.
CBS Sports suggested that New York Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson could try forcing a trade depending on the team’s quarterback plans.
According to ESPN's Rich Cimini, the New York Jets can cross off one veteran quarterback option, and he also named where the Jets could find a veteran backup.
Patriots New England signed S Kevin Byard in free agency, bringing in a veteran presence to the secondary with plenty of familiarity with HC Mike Vrabel. Patriots safeties coach Scott Booker couldn’t say enough about how much Byard’s experience will help, considering he’s played against most offensive coordinators in the NFL. “Moving forward with KB, […]
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The New York Jets’ offense should certainly improve in 2026. After all, it would be pretty difficult to take a step back from last season, when they had the second-fewest offensive touchdowns in the NFL (26). Overall, though, there are certainly reasons for cautious optimism regarding the unit this season. Here are the three main ...
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