Armand Membou is the Jets’ dancing, dominant centerpiece of their 2025 draft class — and he already looks like a cornerstone piece of the Jets future. Overall, the class has actually been pretty solid too. Diving into Membou, Taylor, Thomas and the others: www.nytimes.com/athletic/680...

Jets WRs with Garrett Wilson out: Josh Reynolds (8 catches, 72 yards) Tyler Johnson (4 catches, 63 yards) Allen Lazard (4 catches, 24 yards, 1 TD) Arian Smith (4 catches, 24 yards) Isaiah Williams (0 catches) I would expect a heavy dose of Mason Taylor and, gasp, Breece Hall in the passing game.

It took 147 seconds for the #Jets to unravel against the Cowboys. And so now they are 0-5, alone at the bottom of the NFL. How it all went to hell — as the mess Aaron Glenn inherited only seems to be getting messier: www.nytimes.com/athletic/669...

Aaron Glenn is the first Jets coach in team history to start his first season 0-5. For a franchise that has employed Rich Kotite and Adam Gase ...

Morning Flight Plan! Going LIVE at 930 with our #Jets-Bills preview. The Xavier Gipson decision and who will replace him, other potential lineup changes, matchups, Armand Membou, injuries, predictions and more www.youtube.com/live/trDGmxx...

The Jets are about to find out what Aaron Glenn is made of. The issues they had in the Steelers game are the kinds he was in brought in to fix — and if he does, they have a shot against the Bills www.nytimes.com/athletic/661...

Sunday, Justin Fields provided the Jets with a glimmer of the dreaded H word: Hope. No, there are no moral victories. The Jets still lost like they’ve lost many times. But it’s OK to wonder what the Jets can be if THIS is who Fields is going to be: t.co/Bcpje9Uhd5

Aaron Glenn is the antidote to the noise of the Aaron Rodgers era. He’s building the Jets his way — in silence. He knows something about changing the culture of a tortured franchise. The Lions, Dan Campbell told me, aren’t who they are today if not for him. www.nytimes.com/athletic/659...

Andrew Beck #AndrewBeck. The latest Flight Plan touches on the two joint practices, reasons for optimism and concern coming out of them, Stock Up, Stock Down and a look ahead to the Giants game. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts! open.spotify.com/episode/3Dz6...

Update: Justin Fields sustained a dislocated toe in his right foot and will be day-to-day. Fields avoided serious injury and significant missed time, per the #Jets.

Aaron Glenn said after practice that Fields hurt his toe — though he’s not sure of the severity yet. (Sorry for delayed follow up my bluesky app wasn’t working smh)

Justin Fields was carted off the field at practice. Went down after a pass in 11 on 11 where he was pressured.

Garrett Wilson and Sauce Gardner are a reminder of what has gone — and what can go — right for #Jets. My column on what these new, huge, contracts represent for an organization that’s been trying to find star-caliber players like them for a long time: www.nytimes.com/athletic/649...

Next order of business for the #Jets: Sign second round pick TE Mason Taylor before training camp. He’ll be a crucial piece of their offense this year. Majority of second round picks haven’t signed yet as they’re widely seeking fully guaranteed contracts.

From 2011 through 2022, the Jets only signed one first-round pick to a second contract (Muhammad Wilkerson). Since then: Quinnen Williams in 2023 Garrett Wilson in 2025 Sauce Gardner in 2025 Times are changing.

Garrett Wilson has produced despite all the turmoil around him on offense through three years — especially at QB and offensive coordinator. He’s the type of player (and person) you build around. A good start to the Darren Mougey era locking him up. Sauce Gardner is up next — and it’ll be big too.

More on Sauce Gardner reporting for #Jets minicamp even while he awaits a new contract, with @diannarussini.bsky.social www.nytimes.com/athletic/641...

Sauce Gardner and Garrett Wilson both desire (and deserve) new contracts but both have been showing up all offseason. Reflects well on them — and on the culture Aaron Glenn is building too.

As @zackblatt.bsky.social said, the Steelers' top target at QB this offseason was Justin Fields — who signed with the Jets. Now, the Steelers are going to sign the ex-Jet; and the two teams will battle in Week 1.

I have heard that there’s increasing optimism that the #Jets will land Justin Fields — but still work to be done, and always the shot a surprise team swoops in or Pittsburgh changes course. But right now, especially as Steelers mull over Aaron Rodgers, Jets have a good shot.

The Jets had interest in CB Carlton Davis but were never going to pay him the $20M a year the Pats are giving him.

Javon Kinlaw getting $45M is legitimately blowing my mind.

Other NFL teams raiding the Jets underperforming DL from 2024.

Godwin not landing in NE. Patriots gonna wind up overpaying someone at WR bc they are desperate for talent there.

Schefter reporting Haason Reddick was basically the first signing after noon on a mostly guaranteed $14M, one year deal. He was one of the least productive pass rushers in the NFL last season and skipped half the season in one of the worst contract disputes of all time. Good luck to you Tampa.

Justin Fields remains the #Jets top QB target and as of now I think there’s a decent shot they land him. But if not… it gets bleak. Carson Wentz will be in consideration. Same for Kirk Cousins if the Falcons cut him.

As for the #Jets, this is a list of some of the players I’ve heard they are either targeting or considering: QB Justin Fields OT Matt Peart OT Dan Skipper WR Josh Palmer WR Tim Patrick TE Juwan Johnson DT Levi Onwuzirike LB Cody Barton DB Ifeatu Melifonwu DL Michael Hoecht S Justin Simmons

Twitter being down right as the free agency negotiating window is about to open is kinda hilarious.

The offseason is officially here. I am a Jets writer. This is the real Super Bowl.

Among scheduled/requested interviews for Aaron Glenn’s Jets staff so far: DC: Chris Harris, Steve Wilks QB coach: David Blough

There’s a sense that the #Jets will make a decision on who will be GM as soon as today — and the expectation is that it will be Darren Mougey or Trey Brown. Mougey and Brown both interviewed yesterday.

My prediction is the #Jets wind up pairing Aaron Glenn with Darren Mougey or Trey Brown as their next GM, not Lance Newmark.

Aaron Glenn is still expected to be the #Jets coach — some coaches around the league are mulling over whether to join his staff his New York. Keep an eye on Nick Caley for offensive coordinator.

In @zackblatt.bsky.social's terrific feature, it was clear how pained Mike Vrabel was for his assistants in Tennessee. Held back tears as he addressed them post-firing. He's reportedly brought 3 to Foxborough already. It wouldn't be a surprise to see more on the way. www.nytimes.com/athletic/607...

Mike Vrabel’s winding path made him the coach the Patriots need now. A feature on Vrabel from me and @zackblatt.bsky.social: www.nytimes.com/athletic/607...

Don’t panic, Jets fans: Aaron Glenn is still expected to be the Jets coach, barring something unexpected.

About to hop on a two hour flight. Vegas giving us good odds that Jets news happens in the next two hours.

Mike Vrabel is the top head coaching candidate this cycle. Over the last five months, I spent extensive time with him as he worked for the Browns. He reflected on his time with the Titans, the perception about him — and the three things he wants in his next job: www.nytimes.com/athletic/603...

Mike Vrabel is the top head coaching candidate this cycle. Over the last five months, I spent extensive time with him as he worked for the Browns. He reflected on his time with the Titans, the perception about him — and the three things he wants in his next job: www.nytimes.com/athletic/603...

Curious what #Jets fans think: If not Mike Vrabel, which potential HC would be your top choice?

Flight Plan LIVE at 11 AM! www.youtube.com/live/WY36pRW...

For you Office Space fans... @theathletic.bsky.social @diannarussini.bsky.social @zackblatt.bsky.social www.nytimes.com/athletic/600...

In March, Woody Johnson nixed a trade for Jerry Jeudy, per sources, because of his Madden rating. That’s not the only time something like that happened. It’s a pattern. Inside the #Jets’ dysfunction and Johnson’s role at the center of it: www.nytimes.com/athletic/600...

Welcome to NFL football in New York. It’s a disaster. But which franchise is the bigger mess: the Jets or the Giants? @charlottecrrll.bsky.social & @zackblatt.bsky.social discuss ⤵️

Jeremy Ruckert has four drops on 21 targets this season. That drop rate (19%) is the fourth-worst among all RB/WR/TE with at least 20 targets. Braelon Allen (5 drops on 23 targets) is second-worst.

Jets defense looking awful so far this afternoon. On track to be eliminated from the playoffs in Miami for the second straight year...

Cuban food in Miami is *chef’s kiss* Cafe La Trova in Miami. I go every time. ELITE spot with live music. Pictured: Ropa vieja.

Breece Hall is OUT for Sunday. Braelon Allen and Isaiah Davis going to get a real chance to get reps this week — and probably for multiple weeks. No sense in rushing Breece back at this point. Especially curious to see Allen with a significant workload. I think he has a lot of potential. #jets

Nobody that’s cut counts toward the comp pick formula. As for FAs (without knowing cap casualties): Stefan Diggs, Keenan Allen, Chris Godwin, Amari Cooper, DeAndre Hopkins. Not sure how interested they’d be in the Jets situation though.

The more I think about it, the more I think the #Jets should try to keep Davante Adams in 2025 regardless of if Aaron Rodgers returns. He might not want to with Rodgers so it might be a moot point, but I think he clearly still has something left in the tank, they can re-do his contract ...