Mark Cannizzaro

The way a healthy Aaron Rodgers performed Sunday at least gives you pause to wonder if maybe he’s the Jets’ best option at quarterback in 2025.

If you were brave enough to watch the Jets play the Jaguars on Sunday and you had the stomach to make it to the end of the game, you may have noticed something different about the game.

If it’s holiday season, that means it’s tanking season in the NFL.

This would be a good Sunday for anyone associated with the Jets, beginning with team owner Woody Johnson, to look away.

It’s a game that’s particularly big in our part of the world because it has potential massive implications for the Giants.

Drew Lock stood in front of his locker after Falcons 34, Giants 7 and looked sick to his stomach.

Heroes, zeros from the Giants’ 34-7 loss to the Falcons on Sunday.

One of the brightest lights to this miserable Jets season has been dimmed for the final two games.

The Jets' kicking situation is up in the air. Does that sound familiar?

Conversations with Aaron Rodgers are … interesting. They're like a mind game, a dance, a light-hearted sparring session.