Thomas Christopher

The NY Jets have traded defensive lineman Quinnen Williams to the Dallas Cowboys, per Ian Rapoport.

The NFL trade deadline always seems to have a blockbuster occur near the end of the deadline. And this year, that trade involves the New York Jets. It's now official that the NY Jets have traded cornerback Sauce Gardner to the Indianapolis Colts. The Jets will receiver two first-round picks, one in 2026, and the other in 2027. They also get wide receiver Adonai Mitchell in the exchange.

Shortly after the NY Jets sent cornerback Sauce Gardner to the Indianapolis Colts for two first-round draft picks (and wide receiver AD Mitchell), Darren Mougey was once again making moves in New York. This time, the Jets sent defensive tackle Quinnen Williams to the Dallas Cowboys in a trade, per Ian Rapoport.

Story by Thomas Christopher It seems like every year New York Jets fans are asked to debate the same question.

At 2-7, should the NY Jets consider tanking for a higher 2026 NFL draft pick, or try to win-out to close Aaron Glenn’s inaugural year?

After their moves at the trade deadline, the New York Jets have revamped the look of their potential 2026 NFL draft class. With more picks comes more opportunity, which means there's more players to look at. It's impossible to predict exactly what the NY Jets will do with their 2026 NFL draft picks. However, we can start looking at potential prospects who may find themselves on the Jets radar. And with that in mind, we're going to look at Day 2 options for the team in the upcoming draft.

It’s impossible to predict what the NY Jets will do with their 2026 NFL draft picks. However, we can start looking at potential Day 2 prospects for New York.

After starting the season 2-8, the New York Jets and head coach Aaron Glenn are making a meaningful change. Going forward, the new starting quarterback of the NY Jets will no longer be Justin Fields. Instead, the Jets will turn to veteran Tyrod Taylor to finish the season for New York, per Dianna Russini of […]

There's no secret the New York Jets have been struggling this season. After all, a 2-8 record speaks for itself. Under center of it (both figurately and literally) has been quarterback Justin Fields. And ahead of the team's Week 12 matchup, head coach Aaron Glenn had finally seen enough and decided to pull the switch,

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