The good news for the Jets is that when they play the Browns, it will be a New York home game. That matters when two teams aren’t too different in terms of talent level. It should be easier to throw on the Jets with the loss of Reed, which is good for the Browns regardless of who is starting at quarterback in this game.

Of those teams, the New York Jets have been quite busy, locking up new deals with star wide receiver, Garrett Wilson, and star cornerback, Sauce Gardner up the same day. These contracts are something to keep an eye on for Seattle Seahawks fans because Seattle has some star players of their own at both the wide receiver and cornerback positions who are entering the final year of their contract or will be in position to be extended as soon as next offseason.

The New York Jets received some massive good news as it pertains to the Mason Taylor rookie contract situation ahead of camp.

Bill Belichick reacted to Robert Kraft saying the coach was a "big risk" by pointing out some risks of his own.

The Jets are moving from Robert Saleh and Jeff Ulbrich’s defensive scheme to Aaron Glenn’s. The new system is going to highlight Gardner’s talents in a way the old one did not. With Glenn in town, we can expect plenty of blitzing and man coverage.

With the 2025 season on the horizon, Steelers.com is bringing you Looking Back, where a game against each of our opponents is highlighted. In this edition, it's the New York Jets. Steelers 20, New York Jets 17 January 15, 2005 Heinz Field (now Acrisure Stadium)

Washington Commanders WR Terry McLaurin is still waiting for a new deal, but he has two reasons to welcome a trade to the New York Jets.

The Jets appointed an up-and-coming GM in Darren Mougey, and paired him with an excellent head coaching candidate in Aaron Glenn. Together, Mougey and Glenn are rebuilding the roster while also promoting stronger leadership and relationships in the locker room.

The New York Jets are making Sauce Gardner the highest-paid cornerback in the NFL. The Jets and Gardner agreed on a four-year, $120.4 million extension through the 2030 season, a person familiar with the deal tells The Associated Press.

In his first comments since agreeing Monday to a four-year, $130 million contract extension with the Jets that makes him the fifth-highest-paid receiver in the NFL, Wilson expressed his gratitude for a secure future while acknowledging the bumpy road to this point.

ESPN's Ben Solak noted that stats from Justin Fields' Bears tenure may indicate how Aaron Glenn and Tanner Engstrand will attempt to maximize his potential later this year.

The Jets signed Justin Fields this offseason to be their new quarterback. This signing has the potential to change the […]