Jets head coach Robert Saleh is not expecting quarterback Aaron Rodgers to have any limitations when OTAs begin on May 20. Saleh says Rodgers will not have any restrictions during the workouts. “Once phase three (of OTAs) hits, we’re not anticipating any restrictions from what we can and can’t do with him,” Saleh said Friday, via ESPN’s Rich Cimini. “The guy can still sling it,” Saleh added. “Obviously, he’s still working through his rehab, but there are no issues on the trajectory on which he’s going.” That third phase of OTAs allows players to participate in non-contact, 11-on-11 drills. The ..read more

The Jets jumped on the opportunity to trade up to the No. 65 pick in the 2024 draft to select Western Kentucky wide receiver Malachi Corley. The Jets only had to send a fifth-round pick to the Carolina Panthers to make the deal happen. However, according to a recent report from ESPN, the Jets were seemingly willing to go much higher. Jeremy Fowler of ESPN recently shared draft nuggets on all 32 teams and his notes on the Jets included a note on their interest in Corley. Fowler reports the Jets were monitoring Corley as high as No. 40 in a potential trade. The Washington Commanders originally h ..read more

The NFL has been teasing an announcement that the 2024 regular season schedule will be released sometime in May. There is speculation that announcement could come as soon as this week. For the Jets, following their latest aggressive offseason, there is excitement surrounding the schedule release and how many times the Jets will appear in primetime this season. With the schedule release coming soon, here’s a refresher on who the Jets will face in 2024 and where those games will take place ..read more

With rookie minicamp this weekend, the Jets have announced 17 undrafted free agent signings, including a quarterback named Peewee and a defensive tackle that may have a legitimate chance to make the 53-man roster. Here are the players joining the Jets as college free agents ..read more

Rookie jersey numbers are here. The Jets announced Friday the numbers for their seven draft pick selections, including handing out No. 0 to one of their running backs. Here’s a quick rundown of the seven selections and their new (or in some cases, same) numbers in the NFL ..read more

The 2024 NFL draft is in the books, and it was certainly a memorable one kicking off with a chaotic first round that featured an historic run on quarterbacks, wide receivers and offensive tackles, along with trades galore and some surprising picks. While it’s far too early to evaluate these draft classes in full — considering they haven’t yet along played an NFL game — there’s been plenty of reaction to these 2024 rookie classes. There were several teams that were clear winners while others had some questionable moves that garnered early criticism. But we truly won’t know who won or lost this ..read more

The Jets were a little busy during the early part of the offseason, retooling their offensive line and adding pieces along the defensive line, including trading for Haason Reddick from the Philadelphia Eagles, as well as finding their new veteran backup quarterback. This week, the Jets announced the jersey numbers for a handful of their acquisitions for this season. We’ll run through those numbers here so you can update your personal roster and jersey collection ..read more

John Franklin-Myers is now a member of the Denver Broncos and he took a pay cut with the restructured contract he signed after he was traded during the draft. According to Over the Cap, Franklin-Myers’ deal is two years and $15 million with $9 million guaranteed ($7 million fully guaranteed) and a $4 million signing bonus. There are workout and per-game roster bonuses in the deal. Franklin-Myers took to Twitter to respond to a tweet wondering why the Jets weren’t able to come up with a similar deal. “They didn’t offer me anything close to that,” Franklin-Myers said. They didn’t offer me anyth ..read more

Draft grades are in full force now that the three-day extravaganza is in the books. That includes the legendary Mel Kiper of ESPN. Kiper was overall in favor of the Jets’ draft haul, handing out a B grade to the team for their seven-player class. Here’s what Kiper had to say about the Jets’ draft. Round 1 was always going to be a delicate balance for Jets GM Joe Douglas, who had to balance his team’s short-term championship window alongside 40-year-old quarterback Aaron Rodgers with the long-term vision of building a sustainable contender. He needed to add a player who could be a star both no ..read more

Most grades and evaluations from the media regarding a team’s draft are mostly based on that site or analyst’s own personal big board. Fortunately, Arif Hasan of Wide Left has compiled a consensus big boards for a number of years. We can use this board to get a sense of where the media as a whole valued draft prospects, in this case, the seven players selected by the Jets in the 2024 NFL Draft. We’ll compare where the Jets selected each player compared to where they landed on the consensus big board ..read more