(Photo by Nic Antaya/Getty Images)   As was the case a year ago, the New York Jets are hoping that future Hall-of-Fame quarterback Aaron Rodgers will be spry enough to carry them to the top of the AFC. Rodgers is coming off a torn Achilles tendon he sustained on their first offensive series of last season, and having adequate depth behind him will be one key to a successful season. Last season, it was Zach Wilson, the No. 2 pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, who was slated to be Rodgers’ backup and replaced him after his season-ending injury. Wilson is now with the Denver Broncos and the Jets’ Q ..read more

(Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)   Recently, the New York Jets finally were able to move off of former No. 2 overall draft pick Zach Wilson, with the storied NFL franchise trading the struggling backup quarterback to the Denver Broncos. This was an interesting and unexpected move by the Broncos, who drafted Bo Nix out of the University of Oregon in the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft. However, this was a long-awaited move for the Jets, who desperately wanted to move Wilson, especially after he was unable to shoulder the load for injured superstar quarterback Aaron Rodgers during the 2023 ca ..read more

(Photo by Todd Kirkland/Getty Images)   The New York Jets meant business in the offseason. They made sure to address their biggest areas of need, starting with their offensive line. They added veteran talents in free agency, and then doubled down on that by using their first-round pick to get Olu Fashanu out of Penn State. With that in mind, NFL analyst Mina Kimes showed her excitement about Breece Hall and what he might be able to do. Talking on ESPN, she claimed that Hall was often caught running into stacked boxes and behind the worst offensive line in the league in terms of run block ..read more

(Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images)   The New York Jets are hoping that the 2024 NFL season will be much better than 2023 after injuries to key players derailed their hopes of competing in the playoffs. Losing Aaron Rodgers was the largest blow the team took, though injuries along the offensive line also made their offense a trainwreck for large stretches during the regular season. However, general manager Joe Douglas didn’t waste time in the offseason bolstering the roster as he made several moves to address the quarterback and offensive line depth in free agency. Douglas also addressed ..read more

(Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images)   While some predicted the New York Jets would get Brock Bowers in the first round, the team chose to continue addressing their offensive line. At the end of the day, they already had a solid core of pass-catchers, and they had signed Mike Williams earlier in the offseason. Nonetheless, when they saw that Malachi Corley was still up for grabs in the third round, they didn’t hesitate to trade up to land the WKU product. Now, Jeremy Fowler of ESPN reports that the Jets’ coaches have been in awe of his game during their rookie minicamp (Via Paul Andrew Es ..read more

(Photo by David Hahn/Icon Sportswire)   Aaron Rodgers and rookie Jordan Travis aren’t the only quarterbacks who are apparently going to be making headlines for the New York Jets at OTAs or minicamps this offseason. There is another QB who is worth watching out for that has begun generating some buzz out of the Jets’ rookie minicamp. ESPN’s Rich Cimini has shed some light on quarterback Byron “Peewee” Jarrett, a Division II quarterback out of West Florida, who has displayed eye-opening arm strength that amazed some scouts with 70-yard passes in college. Rich Cimini of ESPN highlighted a v ..read more

(Photo by Sarah Stier/Getty Images)   The New York Jets were filled with excitement and anticipation last offseason when the team made a blockbuster trade to land Aaron Rodgers to be their new starting quarterback. Rodgers showed he had plenty left in the tank during his final years with the Green Bay Packers and was considered the final piece to get the Jets back to playoff contention. However, all that excitement died in Week 1 of the 2023 NFL season after Rodgers tore his Achilles on the team’s first series. The two-time NFL MVP was forced to miss the remainder of the season despite re ..read more

(Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)   The New York Jets are hoping for better luck with injuries during the 2024 NFL season after seeing their offense decimated in 2023. The biggest loss, of course, was Aaron Rodgers, who tore his Achilles in Week 1 and wound up missing the remainder of the regular season. Rodgers was hell-bent on making a comeback late in the year, but after the Jets were eliminated from postseason contention it didn’t make sense for him to rush getting back on the field. New York did a better job of adding depth behind Rodgers after they signed veteran Tyrod Taylor in free age ..read more

(Photo by Justin Berl/Getty Images)   The 2023 season for the New York Jets was over before it started, with quarterback Aaron Rodgers going down with a torn Achilles just four plays into the season. Given Rodgers’ age and injury, it made sense for the Jets to take a flier on a high-upside young quarterback in the draft, which is exactly what they did when they selected Florida State standout Jordan Travis in the fifth round. General manager Joe Douglas went on “The Official Jets Podcast” recently and said he was “concerned” that another QB run was coming and that they were in danger of m ..read more

(Photo by Megan Briggs/Getty Images)   The New York Jets’ 2023 season was over before it started after Aaron Rodgers blew out his Achilles just four plays into the season, but everyone is excited about his impending return, especially with all the strong moves the team has made this offseason to fortify the offensive line and provide some more weapons for him to throw to. With OTAs just around the corner, head coach Robert Saleh has addressed the questions atop everyone’s minds and provided insight into what Rodgers’ status will be heading into OTAs. Jets analyst Harrison Glaser shared th ..read more