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New York Jets
The New York Jets shied away from their heavy tight end lineups that worked in Week 1, despite their offensive struggles in the Week 2 loss to the Packers.
Offense Stays Stingy, David Bailey's QB Pressure Builds, Azareye'h Thomas' PD Streak Continues
Evolving Trends and Fan Adoption Leads to Multi-Year Partnership in Ready-to-Drink Spirits
Jets-Themed Tees & Hoodies Bring GOAT USA's Streetwear Aesthetic to MetLife Stadium & Beyond
The New York Jets must replace Arian Smith with veteran receiver Sterling Shepard following Sunday's disappointing loss to the Green Bay Packers.
Geno Smith delivered an okay performance in the New York Jets’ Week 2 win over the Packers. Here’s what stood out from New York’s passing game.
The Jets had plenty of chances to seal their second win of the season. Aaron Glenn said they “dictated” most of the loss to the Packers, but “have to make sure we can close the door and finish...
Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur questioned Aaron Glenn's decision not to call a timeout at the end of the New York Jets' Week 2 loss.
Here’s the thing: Aaron Glenn’s Jets allowed you to dream for a brief moment Sunday.
New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn certainly shares blame for his team's Week 2 loss to the Green Bay Packers, but it wasn't all on him.
Do you kick or do you receive?
The New York Jets can no longer justify keeping former fourth-round pick Arian Smith on the roster after a special teams blunder in Week 2.
Team Looks to Be More ‘Opportunistic’
Geno Smith has yet to throw an interception in two games, offering a surprising silver lining for the New York Jets despite their Week 2 loss.
On a new episode of Gang’s All Here, Brian Costello breaks down what he saw during the Jets’ 20-17 OT loss to the Packers.
Green & White Have NFL's No. 1 Yardage Ranking, Show Ability to Force Fumbles, Limit Big Plays
There is a lot of focus on Aaron Glenn’s game management from this loss and rightfully so. There were a number of questionable decisions by Glenn. It makes me wonder how calling the defense is...
The New York Jets' run game was practically non-existent for their Week 2 loss against the Green Bay Packers, and it was due to several reasons.
A day after suffering a crushing defeat, Jets head coach Aaron Glenn is sticking to the questionable decisions that helped lead to Sunday’s overtime home loss to the Packers. With under a minute...
This is just another brutal footnote in NFL history for the New York Jets.
Jets head coach Aaron Glenn explains his decision not to call a timeout to get the ball back with just over a minute left in the fourth quarter of what would be a 20-17 overtime loss to the Green...
Chicago Bears QB Caleb Williams suffered an unfortunate injury in Week 2, and it may put his status for Week 4 in jeopardy when they face the New York Jets.
Andrew Beck on Special Teams: ‘We Can Get Better’
It was a record-matching outing for New York Jets rookie David Bailey, but it's fair to be slightly underwhelmed by his overall play.
Packers hope it's a sign of things to come as Micah Parsons nears his return from a torn ACL.
New York Jets veterans Demario Davis and Geno Smith proved the team's culture has shifted despite their Week 2 loss to the Green Bay Packers.
4 New York Jets players stood out in their win against the Green Bay Packers, while a few more will try to get back on track in Week 3.
Heroes, zeros and the full blitz from the Jets’ 20-17 loss to the Packers on Sunday:
Last November, the Colts acquired an All-Pro cornerback. Strangely, they haven't been the same since.
The Jets walked out of last week’s season-opening win on the road over the Titans fired up about their two-headed rushing attack.
For much of Sunday afternoon, it seemed like Geno Smith might have an unexpectedly solid return to MetLife Stadium as the Jets quarterback.
The New York Jets had a 17–7 fourth-quarter lead against the Green Bay Packers and still walked away with a 20–17 overtime loss. In this week’s After Further Review, Dexter Henry looks beyond the...
The knee-jerk reactions to a loss like this: Same Old Jets; Fire Aaron Glenn.
With everything going for the Jets a 10-point lead in the fourth quarter, it would seem almost impossible to lose a game.
The Jets blew their biggest fourth-quarter lead in six years in a 20-17 overtime loss to the Packers, with coach Aaron Glenn facing scrutiny for his clock management.
Sometimes it is like shooting fish in a barrel when you are playing the Jets postgame Blame Game. But this time, you start with the coach.
The New York Jets found yet another way to lose a football game in their Week 2 collapse to the Green Bay Packers, and it included some bad luck.
SNY's NFL Insider Connor Hughes breaks down the New York Jets' late-game collapse and overtime loss to the Green Bay Packers, particularly in regard to head coach Aaron Glenn's decision making.
Takeaways from Sunday’s 20-17 overtime Jets loss to the Packers.
Braelon Allen & Garrett Wilson Each Find the End Zone in Close Loss
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Green & White Signal Caller's Return to MetLife Stadium Spoiled By Packers
New York Jets fans need to recognize these six takeaways after the team's Week 2 home loss against the Green Bay Packers.
Following the New York Jets' 20-17 overtime loss to the Green Bay Packers in Week 2, head coach Aaron Glenn expressed his frustration and explained his decision-making.
Aaron Glenn defended the New York Jets' decision to go for it on fourth down late in their loss to the Green Bay Packers in Week 2.
The New York Jets' coaching staff, particularly Aaron Glenn, shoulders the blame for a brutal Week 2 collapse against the Green Bay Packers.
The Packers were on the doorstep of an 0-2 start before the Jets unraveled.
The Jets blew a 10-point fourth quarter lead and then hurt themselves with offensive line breakdowns and penalties in overtime, setting up rookie Trey Smack’s game-winning kick.
Well, it looked so damned good for nearly four quarters for the Jets.
A pair of Packers players were carted off the field on their opening drive.