With the No. 2 overall pick secured and a revamped coaching staff, the New York Jets are poised for a franchise-defining offseason. Analysis inside.
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The New York Jets hire Frank Reich as offensive coordinator, signaling a major philosophical shift as they prepare for a critical offseason with the No. 2 draft pick and ample cap space.
The New York Jets have completed interviews with Greg Roman and Darrell Bevell for their vacant OC position, a critical hire that will shape the franchise's offensive identity.
The New York Jets are projected to have over $75 million in cap space for the 2026 season, ranking among the NFL's top five, as they head into a critical free agency period.
Entering his second year with the team, center Josh Myers' reliability and recent contract extension provide stability for the Jets' offensive line rebuild.
With Breece Hall entering a contract year, analysis suggests a potential four-year, $50 million extension could be on the table for the Jets' star running back.
New York has interviewed five candidates for its offensive coordinator position, including former NFL head coach Frank Reich, as per reports from January 28.
The New York Jets have named Brian Duker, formerly of the Miami Dolphins, as their new defensive coordinator for the 2026 season.
The Jets' scouting department is active at the Senior Bowl, with a published notebook focusing on quarterback and cornerback prospects for the upcoming draft.
The New York Jets have fired offensive coordinator Tanner Engstrand and multiple assistant coaches, signaling a major staff reset under head coach Aaron Glenn.
As safety Andre Cisco reflects on his season-ending injury and impending free agency, Jets face critical decisions in defensive backfield built
After a 3-14 debut, Aaron Glenn and the Jets face a pivotal offseason, tasked with spending $66M wisely and solidifying a new identity.
With picks 2 and 16, the Jets' 2026 draft approach will define the Aaron Glenn era. Breaking down mock projections and critical team needs.
Safety Andre Cisco provided a veteran presence despite injury, while rumors swirl about the Jets' interest in re-signing quarterback Tyrod Taylor for 2026.
With eight candidates interviewed virtually, the New York Jets' hunt for a new defensive coordinator is the defining storyline of their early offseason planning.