Bill Belichick reacted to Robert Kraft saying the coach was a "big risk" by pointing out some risks of his own.

The New York Jets face more pressure than perhaps any franchise in the NFL. It's been 15 years since the team made the playoffs.

The New York Jets enjoyed a stellar haul back at the 2022 NFL Draft, bringing in multiple starters at key positions. While they've been able to enjoy receiving that top-end production at a discounted rookie rate,

The Jets appointed an up-and-coming GM in Darren Mougey, and paired him with an excellent head coaching candidate in Aaron Glenn. Together, Mougey and Glenn are rebuilding the roster while also promoting stronger leadership and relationships in the locker room.

With the 2025 season on the horizon, Steelers.com is bringing you Looking Back, where a game against each of our opponents is highlighted. In this edition, it's the New York Jets. Steelers 20, New York Jets 17 January 15, 2005 Heinz Field (now Acrisure Stadium)

New York Jets star Garrett Wilson was just named a top-10 wide receiver in the NFL, but there are mixed opinions on him as a player.

The New York Jets aren't losing Garrett Wilson despite rumors around the time the 2024 National Football League season came to an end. There were reports that

There probably aren’t enough superlatives to describe how good Garrett Wilson has been with the Jets through his first three seasons. Despite a lot of losing and a lot of bad quarterback play, Wilson has consistently produced at a high level.

One move in particular has been dubbed New York’s best move so far, per Pro Football Focus. Dalton Wasserman, an NFL analyst for PFF, recently put out a list of each team’s best move of the offseason and for the Jets in 2025, that was Johnson’s decision to bring in fresh leadership.