Glenn Naughton

And then there were none; the Jets and rookie defensive tackle Darrell Jackson have come to terms on a four-year deal as the fourth round draft choice out of Florida State is the final Jets rookie to get a contract done.

When the Jets traded for Geno Smith this offseason, it was obviously an effort to bring in a quarterback who had had some degree of success in recent years as the Jets have gone through one failed quarterback experiment after another. But Smith is being lauded for more than just his play. It’s his leadership and mere presence that has impressed many of his coaches and teammates.

It’s only June, so Jets head coach Aaron Glenn doesn’t have to make any snap decisions regarding his depth chart just yet, but when that time does come, expect rookie cornerback D’Angelo Ponds to make Glenn’s life difficult in the best way possible.

Before the start of team OTA’s and minicamp about a month ago, we asked if Jets wide receiver AD Mitchell could be a breakout player on offense for Gang Green. It’s pretty safe to say at this point that if he continues doing what he’s done up to this point in the team’s offseason program, the answer should be yes.

When the New York Jets drafted Georgia wide receiver Arian Smith with the 110th pick in the NFL draft last season, it was met with plenty of criticism from fans and pundits alike. Having dropped ten balls during his final collegiate season, many viewed Smith as a late day three pick or perhaps even as an undrafted free agent. The Jets disagreed, and took him in the fourth round.

When former Giants GM George Young developed the NFL's “planet theory”, in regards to targeting NFL talent, it was embraced by Giants head coach

With Geno Smith entrenched as the New York Jets starting quarterback this season, some fans are starting to wonder if Gang Green should be looking to add a more established backup. Bailey Zappe is currently viewed as the team’s second QB and rookie Cade Klubnik will get every shot to take that job out of camp. But should a more proven veteran option be on the table?

As many Americans get ready to settle in for a night of family and fun to celebrate the countries 250th birthday, one that will undoubtedly be topped off with a mostly red, white and blue fireworks display, Jets fans can only wonder if the 2026 version of the team will be able to provide any fireworks of their own on offense.

Could the New York Jets be looking to bolster their secondary by adding recently troubled cornerback Terrion Arnold? If his agent is being truthful, that appears to be the case.

Former WFAN personality Mike Francessa has used his podcast to double-down on a claim he made several months ago, saying Jets GM Darren Mougey now sits above head coach Aaron Glenn when it comes to organizational decisions at 1 Jets Drive. For anyone paying attention to the two, this should have been obvious some time ago.