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WR Adonai Mitchell Inactive for Sunday's Game in Detroit
The New York Jets have released their official list of inactives for their Week 3 game against the Detroit Lions. Is Adonai Mitchell playing today?
Head coach Aaron Glenn returns to Detroit for the first time since joining the Jets.
Aaron Glenn says the clock management is fine and that it's discussed every Thursday and Saturday;
An inside look at Sunday's Jets-Lions Week 3 matchup in Detroit:
Aaron Glenn is set to face his former team, the Detroit Lions, as head coach of the New York Jets on Sunday, and it's clear he was special to Detroit.
Just hours before the New York Jets and Detroit Lions game, the NFL announced a punishment for Jets quarterback Geno Smith.
It was about a year ago when Isaiah Williams fumbled a punt and made a poor fair catch decision against the Dolphins.
The Jets and Lions do not play too often, but this is a matchup filled with familiarity for the two head coaches.
The Jets promoted veteran Sterling Shepard from the practice squad, as starting WR Adonai Mitchell is questionable with a finger injury, and three other Jets receivers are on injured reserve.
A lot about Geno’s first go with the Jets is focused on the beginning of the end.
The New York Jets are really banged up at wide receiver, so they made two moves ahead of their Week 3 matchup against the Detroit Lions.
The Jets made a few roster moves ahead of their Week 3 meeting with the Lions, per Zack Rosenblatt of The Athletic. New York elevated wide receiver Sterling Shepard and kicker Jason Sanders from...
Club Elevates K Jason Sanders & WR Sterling Shepard Off Practice Squad for Week 3
Very shorthanded in their receiver room, the Jets are making some additions prior to Sunday’s Week 3 meeting with the Lions.
Geno Smith is quickly climbing the New York Jets’ all-time passing yards list, and the franchise's overall data is especially noteworthy.
Aaron Glenn and Dan Campbell grew up playing and then coaching in the NFL. When Campbell made Glenn his DC, their bond was sealed.
NFL media unanimously picked against the New York Jets in Week 3, but recent track records show consensus picks are far from guaranteed.
Detroit Lions expert Candace Pedraza highlighted three areas the New York Jets can target in their Week matchup against Aaron Glenn's old team.
This will be a revealing week, one way or the other, for his Jets defense.
"Unfortunately, it’s a matter of when, not if," Aneisha Cox said.
A thin Jets group keeps getting thinner.
Aaron Glenn said the New York Jets will elevate one of Sterling Shepard or Tyler Johsnon against the Detorit Lions, but which one should they pick?
WR Adonai Mitchell (Finger) & Edge Joseph Ossai (Foot) Questionable for Sunday
Jets Head Coach: ‘This is Probably One of the Most Explosive Groups We’ll Go Against’
The Jets will be without No. 1 tight end Mason Taylor (thumb) and safety Minkah Fitzpatrick (groin) when they face the Detroit Lions on Sunday.
After Week 3, the New York Jets will have to decide if they want to sign kicker Jason Sanders to the active roster or turn to Blake Grupe.
No team in NFL history has ever held the top three picks in the draft, but the Jets theoretically have a chance
Aaron Glenn said this past offseason that calling the defense is his superpower, and through two games, the New York Jets' defense has been elite.
Here are the main storylines to watch as the New York Jets look bounce back against the Detroit Lions in Week 3
The New York Jets haven’t wasted time unleashing rookie David Bailey, and that's a testament to Aaron Glenn and Darren Mougey's overall strategy.
David Bailey, Will McDonald IV Set to do Battle with Lions' O-Line & All-Pro LT Penei Sewell
They face the Lions with a chance for both redemption after the coach's Week 2 criticism and a measuring stick on his Jets tenure to date.
The New York Jets must make it a priority to get the ball into the hands of their best offensive player in Week 3, and that's Garrett Wilson.
Considering how poor the Detroit Lions' pass defense has been in 2026, New York Jets quarterback Geno Smith has no excuse but to carve them up.
The Jets have a new injury concern at an already razor-thin position.
Jets receiver Garrett Wilson looks forward to a Sunday matchup against his former teammate and close friend, Lions cornerback D.J. Reed.
When adversity strikes, you hear that phrase of encouragement so often it’s easy to take it for granted, because it’s become cliché.
Offensive coordinator Frank Reich cited the analytics behind the decision to run the ball on 4th & 1 late against the Green Bay Packers.
New York Jets wide receiver Adonai Mitchell popped up on Thursday's injury report with a finger injury whilst the team deals with multiple WR injuries.
Jets Pass Catcher: ‘We’re Going to Have to be At the Top of Our Game’ Against Lions
ST Coordinator Chris Banjo: ‘We Have to Earn it Every Week’
HC Aaron Glenn Returns to Motor City in Attack Mode
WR Adonai Mitchell (Finger) & EDGE Joseph Ossai (Foot) Limited Participants
QB Geno Smith Says He’s Always Looking for No. 5; Braiden McGregor Steps Up
Despite the addition of Sauce Gardner to their defense, the Indianapolis Colts are learning what the New York Jets found out in 2025.
Jets offensive coordinator Frank Reich explained on Thursday the reasoning behind several of the questionable decisions that were made on offense that led to the Jets' 20-17 overtime loss to the...
The Post’s Jets beat writer Brian Costello, Ryan Sampson, and Frankie Vittorini preview the highly anticipated New York Jets vs. Detroit Lions matchup. The guys dive deep into the key offensive...
Rookie cornerback D'Angelo Ponds is likely to make his debut in the New York Jets' Week 3 matchup against the Detroit Lions, and he could make an impact.
Third-year running back Isaiah Davis has seen zero offensive snaps through two weeks, leaving his future with the New York Jets in serious doubt.