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PFF's newest ranking proves that Sauce Gardner will thrive under Aaron Glenn

1 week ago | thejetpress.com | Mike Luciano

Sauce bounce-back season loading. While New York Jets cornerback Sauce Gardner is one of the best defensive players in the game at any position, many keyboward warriors out there have made a whole cottage industry of decrying him as a poor player despite mountains of evidence to the contrary. There is reason for optimism that new head coach Aaron Glenn can help Gardner reassert his dominance in 2025.
Tyler Baron's NFL comparison provides the blueprint for a successful Jets career

1 week ago | thejetpress.com | Justin Fried

Who is Tyler Baron's NFL comparison? The New York Jets used their final selection in the 2025 NFL Draft to bolster their defensive line depth, selecting Miami edge rusher Tyler Baron in the fifth round. While Baron isn't expected to start right away, his NFL comparison might offer a realistic and encouraging glimpse into his potential future. Bleacher Report's Matt Holder compared Baron to veteran defensive end Dawuane Smoot in his pre-draft scouting report.
PFF just confirmed what Jets fans already knew about their WR corps

1 week ago | thejetpress.com | Justin Fried

Don't expect the Jets to pass a lot in 2025. The New York Jets aren’t trying to fool anyone with their 2025 offensive approach, and that’s probably for the best. Pro Football Focus recently released its 2025 NFL receiving corps rankings ahead of the 2025 season, and the Jets found themselves near the bottom of the list at No. 28 overall. It’s not exactly a shock to those who have followed the team closely. After all, this is not a group that’s expected to carry the offense.
The Jet Press Podcast: Minicamp takeaways, ranking the worst QBs in Jets history

1 week ago | thejetpress.com | Justin Fried

Biggest minicamp takeawaysWorst QBs in Jets history bracketIn the latest episode of The Jet Press Podcast, Justin Fried and Mike Luciano discuss the biggest takeaways from Jets mandatory minicamp and complete a bracket of the worst quarterbacks in New York Jets history. The show started with a discussion about the biggest takeaways from Jets mandatory minicamp last week. The Jets have completed their offseason program and it's full speed ahead to training camp next month.
'Desperate' Jets trade for Kick Cousins in ridiculous deadline hypothetical

1 week ago | thejetpress.com | Justin Fried

The "desperate Jets" narrative strikes again. The New York Jets have been the subject of some wild trade speculation in recent months, but none quite as head-scratching as this latest proposal. In a recent bold predictions article, Bleacher Report's Brad Gagnon suggested the Jets could trade for Atlanta Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins at the 2025 deadline in a hypothetical proposal that manages to be both illogical and disconnected from the Jets’ current direction. The premise?
Much-hyped Jets starter ends up on "make-or-break" list

1 week ago | thejetpress.com | Mike Luciano

A lot can change in one year. The New York Jets haven't exactly been ready to swat down any trade rumours surrounding running back Breece Hall. With big extensions for stars like Garrett Wilson and Sauce Gardner, the idea of Hall lasting in New York long-term may not be as assured as it has been in years past. Hall, who struggled with injuries in 2024, needs to show the Jets that he is worth paying despite all the other big contracts that will eventually crunch this team's financial flexibility.
Dolphins reporters saying what Jets fans already knew about Zach Wilson

1 week ago | thejetpress.com | Justin Fried

Some things never change. Zach Wilson is learning the hard way that a change of scenery doesn’t magically fix your flaws, and Miami Dolphins reporters are starting to echo the same concerns New York Jets fans shouted for years. Accuracy, timing, and anticipation are three of the foundational elements of Mike McDaniel’s offense. Unfortunately for Miami, they might be backing up the league’s most injury-prone quarterback with someone who lacks all three.
Jets just signed the 'thickest' kicker in football and fans are loving it

1 week ago | thejetpress.com | Justin Fried

The Jets are getting thicker in more ways than one. The New York Jets may have just added the most beloved specialist in football — and definitely the thickest. Scratch that. It’s thicc, with two C’s. That’s the nickname that follows Harrison Mevis, the 6-foot, 242-pound kicker who’s reportedly signing with the Jets following a near-perfect season in the UFL.
C.J. Mosley is no longer on the Jets but he's still leading their locker room

1 week ago | thejetpress.com | Justin Fried

The New York Jets moved on from longtime linebacker C.J. Mosley this offseason, ending a six-year stint that was equal parts tumultuous and redemptive. But while the former captain no longer owns a locker at Florham Park, his presence is still being felt in more ways than one. Just ask Quincy Williams. The All-Pro linebacker told reporters at OTAs that Mosley has remained a constant presence in his life, recently offering leadership advice over lunch and at youth camps this spring.
Jets rookie LB draws underwhelming NFL comparison to AFC East rival

1 week ago | thejetpress.com | Justin Fried

Who is Francisco Mauigoa's NFL comparison? The New York Jets made seven total selections in the 2025 NFL Draft, as Darren Mougey and Aaron Glenn looked to put their stamp on the roster in their first draft leading the team’s new era. One of those picks was used to address the team’s linebacker depth, as the Jets selected Francisco Mauigoa, a hard-nosed, downhill linebacker out of the University of Miami, in the fifth round.