CBS Sports recently wrote an article outlining one reason for optimism for every NFL team heading into training camp. For the Jets, it's hanging onto the hope that Fields will be a late bloomer after failing to reach his performance ceiling in Chicago and Pittsburgh.

The New York Jets, enduring a 14-year playoff drought, face a crucial 2025 season. Despite improvements in their secondary and offensive line, ESPN ra

The Jets inked Justin Fields to a two-year, $40 million deal this offseason. This contract makes Fields seem like the […]

Follow our daily updates from Jets training camp, including intel on the QBs, tight position battles and potential breakouts.

The New York Jets are ready to get the 2025 NFL season started. There is still some time to go until the league kicks off the schedule, but we've arrived at step one: Training camp. The Jets hit the field for the first time, extensively, this week. First things first as it pertains to camp: Players have to arrive at the team facility.

Sauce Gardner and Garrett Wilson enter this season with major contract extensions with the New York Jets. Gardner delayed signing his deal to let Wilson enjoy his moment after agreeing to a

The New York Jets paid cornerback Sauce Gardner (four years, $120.4 million) and wide receiver Garrett Wilson (four years, $130 million) this offseason, but both players clearly aren't letting their contracts affect their hunger and desire to be great.