The New York Jets clearly have a lot of work to do as the franchise has an 0-7 record. But, some of the speculation out there simply isn’t realistic. Over the last few days, one idea that has picked ...
Certain videos on social media really ought to come with a “this will wreck your day” trigger warning. Like, for instance, the video of a poor young Jets fan captured in the moments after yet another ...
New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn on the sidelines during the second half Dallas Cowboys at MetLife Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Vincent Carchietta-Imagn Images The empty seats scattered throughout ...
Lot J at MetLife Stadium looked like it normally does on Sunday mornings. More than 100 fans were gathered to tailgate before the Jets took on the Panthers in hopes of finding their first win of the ...
The Dallas Cowboys blew out the New York Jets in their Week 5 meeting at MetLife Stadium. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones took a victory lap during the resounding, 37-22 win despite being on the road. A ...
The New York Jets are one of the most talked-about franchises out there and that's not a good thing right now. New York is the only winless team in football and is catching strays from all over the ...
WINNIPEG, Oct. 15, 2025 – One lucky rural community will host the Jets Town Takeover on March 19, 2026, as it returns with a jam-packed day of programming, prizing and a Winnipeg Jets game watch party ...
Former Jets star Nick Mangold is in need of a kidney transplant and is asking fans to consider donating, the lineman announced Tuesday. “This isn’t an easy message to share, but I want to be open ...
Nick Mangold, a Jets center from 2006-16 and a member of their Ring of Honor, announced on Tuesday that he needs a kidney transplant from a donor with type-O blood. Mangold, 41, wrote in a statement ...
Former New York Jets All-Pro center Nick Mangold said Tuesday he has been battling chronic kidney disease for nearly 19 years and is undergoing dialysis. Mangold addressed his health situation in a ...
In September, ahead of his first game as Jets coach, Aaron Glenn was asked how he would define a successful season. “I want to be a team where the fans will look and say we’re proud of that team,” ...
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