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4 weeks ago | 
jetsxfactor.com | Connor Long |Michael Nania |Nick Faria
Perhaps Penn State’s Tyler Warren isn’t the only tight end the New York Jets will strongly consider selecting with the No. 7 overall pick in the 2025 NFL draft. In his latest mock draft, where he lists what every team “should” do with their first-round pick, NFL.com’s Adam Rank believes the Jets should select Michigan tight end Colston Loveland at No. 7.
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4 weeks ago | 
jetsxfactor.com | Michael Nania |Connor Long
Like Larry David’s “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” the NFL draft loosely follows a script but is mostly improvised. Collectively, fans and media members pen the screenplay for each draft, painting a general outline of how the draft should go. Without failure, though, the NFL deviates from the written lines to create a dramatically unpredictable event that draws millions of viewers each year. Still, the draft tends to adhere somewhat closely to the script.
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1 month ago | 
jetsxfactor.com | Michael Nania |Connor Long
The NY Jets’ positions of need are aplenty. While it is never wise to draft solely based on need, it is still a factor that must be considered. Let’s rank the Jets’ positions of need from most to least important as they enter the 2025 NFL draft. The idea is to use this list as a tiebreaker if the Jets have two players graded equally across two different positions (throughout all seven rounds). This list is not intended to merely rank the positions on the Jets’ roster from best to worst.
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1 month ago | 
jetsxfactor.com | Michael Nania |Connor Long
The NFL draft is an opportunity to add players who can make an impact not only as individuals, but also by supplementing players already on the roster. Here are a few prospects in the 2025 draft who could help lift up some of the key players on the New York Jets. The Jets are committed to building an offense around Justin Fields that complements his unique skill set. To do that, they absolutely must have quality players at tight end.
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1 month ago | 
jetsxfactor.com | Michael Nania |Connor Long
I am not Darren Mougey. But if I were the New York Jets’ general manager, this would be my big board entering the first round of the draft. We are not ranking these players based on their grades as overall prospects, nor are we considering the likelihood of each being available at No. 7. The idea is to treat this as if the Jets had the opportunity to pick between all of them.
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1 month ago | 
jetsxfactor.com | Michael Nania |Connor Long
As we slog through the dog days of draft season – you know, this bleak period in April when we spend each day flip-flopping our opinions because there is nothing actually new happening – I figured it was time to shed light on a different storyline that deserves our attention. The New York Jets’ identity crisis. And I’m not talking about whether they want to be a ground-and-pound offense or if they should run more man coverage. I’m talking about the symbol that defines the organization’s existence.
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1 month ago | 
jetsxfactor.com | Connor Long |Michael Nania
With the 2025 NFL draft fast approaching, the New York Jets continue to complete visits and meetings with prospects. According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the Jets have completed a top-30 visit with Louisville quarterback Tyler Shough. Louisville QB Tyler Shough visited the Browns on Monday and is visiting the Giants today. He also is scheduled to visit next week with the Raiders and Seahawks; other previous visits include the Steelers, Jets and Colts.
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1 month ago | 
jetsxfactor.com | Connor Long |Michael Nania
Should the New York Jets select a quarterback in the 2025 NFL draft? That is one of the most polarizing questions among the Jets fanbase less than three weeks away from draft night. According to Justin Fields, who general manager Darren Mougey named New York’s starting quarterback at the owners meetings, it doesn’t matter if Gang Green rolls the dice on a quarterback in any round of the draft.
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1 month ago | 
knicksxfactor.com | Collin Loring |Connor Long
Fourth verse, same as the first: Jayson Tatum and the Boston Celtics completed a regular-season sweep of the New York Knicks—thanks to Tuesday night’s 119-117 overtime victory. Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns each notched double-doubles, and OG Anunoby did as good a job as anyone defending Tatum. It wasn’t enough. It hasn’t been enough. And it more than likely won’t be enough if these teams meet in the postseason.
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1 month ago | 
knicksxfactor.com | Collin Loring |Connor Long
Revenge is best served cold. But for Quentin Grimes, any temperature would have sufficed in his first game at Madison Square Garden since being traded away in 2024. The former New York Knicks first-round pick looked anxious early, wanting to perform well against his former team on Tuesday night. Spoiler alert: he didn’t. Grimes’ 26 points came on poor efficiency and were juiced by a 10-point fourth quarter in a game the Knicks had long stopped caring about.
