Michael Nania

3 days ago | jetsxfactor.com | Michael Nania

The 2009-10 New York Jets represent the best two-year run in the franchise’s history. Not only is it the only time New York has ever won a playoff game in back-to-back seasons, but they won four of them, making up one-third of the franchise’s 12 all-time playoff victories. They also went 20-12 in the regular season while outscoring their opponents by 175 points.

3 days ago | jetsxfactor.com | Michael Nania

The New York Jets’ roster is not built to win a championship just yet – and they know it. New York’s new regime actively pursued young, affordable players in its first offseason at the helm, steering clear of splashy moves. Darren Mougey and Aaron Glenn did everything they could to distance themselves from the win-now moves of the Aaron Rodgers era. Their focus was to preserve the franchise’s long-term flexibility, setting the foundation of something that could last.

4 days ago | jetsxfactor.com | Michael Nania

Less than two weeks after taking the high road at his first Pittsburgh Steelers practice, Aaron Rodgers is back to taking shots at the New York Jets. According to former NFL offensive lineman Mark Schlereth, Rodgers went on a lengthy rant about how the Jets’ run game “made no sense.”“Aaron and I had a conversation about when he was with the Jets, how abysmal their running game was and how schematically it made no sense,” Schlereth said on the Stinkin’ Truth Podcast.

1 week ago | jetsxfactor.com | Michael Nania

At last, the New York Jets have a kicker worth writing home about. And not just because of his nickname. Coming off a season in which Greg Zuerlein cost them multiple games, it was bizarre to see the Jets ride into mid-June with their only kickers being Caden Davis and Anders Carlson. It was a recipe for disaster if they stuck with it. Davis is an undrafted rookie who made under 77% of his field goal attempts in college, including just 44% from 50+ yards.

1 week ago | jetsxfactor.com | Michael Nania

Will McDonald put together the Year 2 pass-rush breakout that New York Jets fans hoped for. After posting three sacks on minimal reps in his rookie year, McDonald translated that production to a much larger role in 2024. With his defensive snap count skyrocketing from 184 to 758, McDonald posted 10.5 sacks. Even with a 7.5-sack jump in his second year, the Iowa State product still has plenty of untapped potential waiting to be unlocked.