After the New York Jets made their first round selection during the 2024 NFL draft, it was hard to argue with their process. By taking Olu Fashanu from Penn State, they gave themselves an opportunity to have their future left tackle and a player who could step in and play if one of their veteran tackles went down with an injury this season. Based on how last year went, protecting Aaron Rodgers is the most important thing this franchise has to do. There are still some people out there who think the Jets should have gotten their superstar quarterback another weapon to throw to, but they accompli ..read more

It's what could've happened last year had quarterback Aaron Rodgers not torn his Achilles in Week 1. The New York Jets, who own the longest postseason drought in major North American team sports, are chasing their first AFC East division title since 2002, and Artificial Intelligence has some good news for the organization's long-suffering fans. In an AI-powered prediction that was shared on social media by The 33rd Team, the Jets win 12 of 17 games en-route to the division crown. The Buffalo Bills, who have won the AFC East each of the past four years, finished second in the projections with a ..read more

Rookie minicamp is a great opportunity for teams around the league to see their new players working with their coaching staff while also inviting some older free agent veterans to participate. The New York Jets took full advantage of this period and have made some roster moves. According to their official social media page, they announced the signing of two quarterbacks, Andrew Peasley and Colby Suits, as well as defensive back Brandon Codrington. In addition, they have also released quarterback PeeWee Jarrett, linebacker Tre Jenkins, and defensive lineman Manny Jones. With these additions, th ..read more

The New York Jets will go as far as their superstar quarterback Aaron Rodgers takes them. That's why they went out and acquired him last offseason with the hope that he would elevate their offense to the point of being contenders in their division and the league overall. Unfortunately, the Jets had to wait another agonizing year to see what he could do in their uniform after he tore his Achilles tendon in the first game of the season. Now, with him fully expected to recover, there are once again massive expectations placed upon him and this team. What things might look like is unknown as they ..read more

There are a lot of expectations on the New York Jets entering the upcoming season. With Aaron Rodgers back and ready for his second campaign, they are expected to compete for an AFC East title and a spot in the playoffs with the goal of getting to the Super Bowl. The additions of offensive tackle Olu Fashanu and wide receiver Malachi Corley during the draft should help this team in the immediate future, but they also made some late-round additions that could be a factor down the road. Fifth round draft pick Jordan Travis was a headliner because of the position he plays. Quarterbacks are always ..read more

From two offers out of high school to two straight NCAA FCS national championships at South Dakota State, running back Isaiah Davis is living out his NFL dream with the New York Jets. The 22-year-old Davis, who was the No. 173 overall selection in the 2024 NFL Draft, addressed reporters during Jets' rookie minicamp on Saturday in Florham Park. "It's been a blessing. It's a dream come true, being here. I've always had a goal in mind of playing in the NFL. I'm blessed to be here in New Jersey with the Jets. It's everything I ever wanted," said Davis. Almost completely overlooked as a recruit in ..read more

One of the more unique selections during the NFL Draft was cornerback Qwan'tez Stiggers, whose winding route took him to the Fan Controlled Football League and the Canadian Football League. This weekend’s rookie mini-camp is his first chance to impress New York Jets head coach Robert Saleh and his staff since his selection. But he’s also a risk, even for a late-round selection. He never played college football. After enrolling at Lane College in Tennessee, he left school after the death of his father. After a year off from football and college, the Georgia native started playing in the Fan Con ..read more

The New York Jets took Florida State quarterback Jordan Travis in the fifth round of the NFL Draft with the idea that he was a long-term play. The return of Aaron Rodgers from an Achilles tear that caused him to miss all of last season means the Jets have their starting quarterback locked in. The Jets also have Tyrod Taylor under contract as Rodgers’ backup. Travis could end up as the Jets’ third-string quarterback coming out of training camp and preseason, but he’ll have to rehab the ankle injury that ended his season with the Seminoles last November. The hope is that he’ll be ready to take s ..read more

New York Jets' quarterback Aaron Rodgers is expected to return to Florham Park for OTAs later this month, but, not before his annual pilgrimage to Churchill Downs. Rodgers, a four-time NFL MVP, is again attending one of the premier events on the American sporting calendar. The 40-year-old field general was spotted on Saturday ahead of the 150th running of the Kentucky Derby. He was stopped by the NBC cameras for a quick interview, a portion of which was posted to an Instagram reel via the @SNFonNBC account. The interview posed the question of "What would you name your horse?" "Corey Linsley ..read more

Tucked among the list of 17 New York Jets undrafted free agents for this weekend’s mini-camp was West Florida quarterback Byron Jarrett Jr. NFL teams take chances on Division II quarterbacks at this time of year. Jarrett will have a hard time making the final 53-man roster. But that’s nothing new for the Des Moines, Iowa, native they call “Peewee.” Jarrett’s journey to the Jets is certainly not linear. He was good enough at Hoover High School to pass for 5,000 career yards, 50 touchdowns and set a school record for passing yards in a game with 547. But as he told KCCI-TV in Des Moines, he didn ..read more