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New York Jets OTAs: Under the Florham Park sun (Live Updates)

4 days ago | jetsxfactor.com | Robby Sabo

Reporting live from New York Jets HQ in Florham Park, NJ—The New York Jets, practice, OTAs, and sunny skies in Northern New Jersey? Could this be the actual reality for Aaron Glenn and company on a Tuesday? What in the world is going on here? Yes, Tuesday’s OTA session open to the media will, indeed, deploy a sunny backdrop, something of a rarity this offseason.
New York Jets playbook: Intriguing offensive formations for 2025

4 days ago | jetsxfactor.com | Robby Sabo

“Throw the bomb!” No matter what type of football fan you represent, one of the truest certainties in this life is coming across another football fan who cannot help but scream for his/her team to “throw the bomb.”It’s exciting, highlight-worthy, and loaded with potential. Perhaps no New York Jets era had fans screaming for the bomb more than the Herm Edwards years.
Are Jets Fans Correct That Tyler Baron Could Fill This Gaping Hole?

5 days ago | jetsxfactor.com | Joe Blewett

The “JFM role.”It is something New York Jets fans have longed for the team to address since Joe Douglas’ bizarre decision to trade John Franklin-Myers ahead of the 2024 season. Franklin-Myers made a name for himself in New York’s defense as a versatile weapon on the defensive line. At 6-foot-4 and 288 pounds with plus athleticism, Franklin-Myers had enough quickness to cause havoc as an interior pass rusher and enough size to set the edge effectively.
What if Vinny Testaverde started the NY Jets' entire 1998 season?

5 days ago | jetsxfactor.com | Michael Nania

It’s been 27 years since the New York Jets last fielded a team that was truly elite. The 1998 squad, led by head coach Bill Parcells, won 12 games while finishing top-five in both points and points allowed. They outscored opponents by nearly 10 points per game (26.0 to 16.6). In terms of Pro Football Reference’s Simple Rating System metric, which adjusts point differential for strength of schedule, the Jets were the second-best team in the NFL that season – and the best in the AFC.
NY Jets have made initial contract offers to Sauce, Wilson (Report)

1 week ago | jetsxfactor.com | Michael Nania

New York Jets fans are eager to see their team lock up two of its cornerstones for the long haul, Sauce Gardner and Garrett Wilson. All has been quiet regarding extension talks, though – until now. Speaking to Jets X-Factor’s Connor Long on “The Jake Asman Show,” ESPN NFL insider Jeremy Fowler revealed that the Jets have already made contract offers to Gardner and Wilson.
NY Jets Film Review: Speedy LB Francisco Mauigoa has potential

1 week ago | jetsxfactor.com | Joe Blewett

Potential. It’s a common denominator between the New York Jets’ offseason additions under Darren Mougey. Whether it was signing Justin Fields to a $40 million deal or drafting Francisco Mauigoa in the fifth round, New York’s first-year general manager has prioritized adding players with upside. That label applies to the rookie linebacker from Miami, who registered a fantastic RAS (Relative Athletic Score) of 9.17.
What will NY Jets' run scheme look like under Tanner Engstrand?

1 week ago | jetsxfactor.com | Michael Nania

When an NFL team integrates a new offensive scheme, most of the attention goes to the passing game. But it’s just as important to understand what a team wants to do in the run game. To casual fans, every run play might look the same: just one guy carrying a ball through a giant pile of guys pushing each other. In reality, there is so much nuance in the midst of what looks like a chaotic blob of humanity. There is a wide variety of schematic philosophies that teams can use to run the football.
Aaron Glenn's program continues (Live)

1 week ago | jetsxfactor.com | Robby Sabo

Reporting live from New York Jets HQ in Florham Park, NJ—A little over a week after the media covered Aaron Glenn’s first New York Jets OTA session, it’s time to run it back. Of course, the Jets have been hard at work for quite some time. Glenn’s football program has been in full effect since taking over as the organization’s new head coach, but Thursday’s practice marks one of the days when the media has an on-scene glimpse.
Malachi Moore Film Review: Better fit at SS or FS for Jets?

1 week ago | jetsxfactor.com | Joe Blewett

Entering the 2025 NFL draft, safety was one of the New York Jets’ top needs. While the Jets waited until the fourth round to address it, that player still has a chance to start for New York in Week 1 of his rookie season. Alabama product Malachi Moore enters a Jets safety room that should feature intense competition in the summer.
New York Jets rank No. 1 in 2025 NFL offseason category

1 week ago | jetsxfactor.com | Michael Nania

If it feels like almost half of the New York Jets’ roster is made up of new faces, you’re correct. The Jets have undergone a more significant roster overhaul than any other team in the NFL. According to Jason Fitzgerald of Over The Cap, only 58% of the Jets’ 2024 players remain on their roster, the lowest percentage in the NFL. Teams with the least percent of returning players:1. Jets- 58.0%2. Titans- 59.4%3. Vikings- 61.7%4. Raiders- 62.1%5. 49ers- 62.0%6. Dolphins- 63.8%7. Jaguars- 63.9%8.