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New York Jets
A Look at the Green & White's First INT of the Season
The New York Jets aren't utilizing Garrett Wilson the way they should, and you can tell his frustration is starting to bleed through in his post-game comments.
The New York Jets are failing to record sacks, the latest in a series of seriously troubling indictments against head coach Aaron Glenn.
Jets Safety's Tackles & Picks, Corners' Teamwork Limiting Yardage, Stiggers' Sterling Kick Coverage
New York Giants rookie Arvell Reese had a breakout outing in Week 4, and it only made New York Jets No. 2 overall pick David Bailey look worse.
Indianapolis pulled off an in-season blockbuster for Gardner last year, but it hasn't been as big a slam dunk as they hoped
Former New York Jets head coaches Robert Saleh, Todd Bowles, and Adam Gase are all 0-4 to begin the 2026 NFL season, while Aaron Glenn is 1-3.
That may sound crazy for Jets fans who watched their team play one of the worst games in franchise history — and that’s saying something.
None of these moments is funny to Glenn, because they are the very things he’s desperately trying to erase from the scarred memories of Jets fans and deliver them a new beginning.
After investing the No. 2 overall pick in David Bailey, plus signing Joseph Ossai and Kingsley Enagbare as edge rushers to join 2023 first-round pick Will McDonald, it felt like the Jets would be...
New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn is doing David Bailey a disservice by playing him as a 3-4 outside linebacker instead of a 4-3 defensive end.
ESPN NFL analyst Rex Ryan said the New York Jets "reverted" to their 2025 form and took a "huge step back" in Sunday's loss to the Chicago Bears.
The Buffalo Bills' new alternate uniform has them plummetting in the rankings of the best and worst uniforms in the NFL.
Every NFL franchise has a player fans believe belongs in Canton. These are the strongest Hall of Fame cases still waiting for a gold jacket.
From obvious legends to surprisingly difficult calls, these are the QBs who defined their franchises.
New York Jets starting nickel cornerback Jarvis Brownlee Jr. is in the concussion protocol, meaning rookie D'Angelo Ponds is in line for an expanded role.
Caleb Williams will miss a third straight game. The Bears switched from Case Keenum to Tyson Bagent in terms of his replacement, but another swap on the depth chart will not be coming this week....
After a dominant win over the New York Jets, Chicago Bears linebacker Devin Bush says it was one of the easiest games he's ever played in the NFL.
HC Aaron Glenn Believes There’s Power in a 1-0 Mentality
With Braiden McGregor headed to season-ending injured reserve, the New York Jets may turn to preseason hero Nate Lynn to ignite their dormant pass rush.
Brian Costello and Ryan Sampson break down the Jets loss to the Bears on Sunday and what this means for Aaron Glenn going forward this season after starting 1-3.
Braiden McGregor suffered a torn pectoral in the Jets' 23-12 loss to the Chicago Bears Sunday.
This Week 4 win for the Bears was an all-time dominant performance.
Aaron Glenn had a notable lack of thoughts on some of the offensive struggles after Sunday's loss, which is concerning, considering he's the head coach.
He needs to press the right buttons this week to wake up a team that looked like it was sleepwalking in Chicago.
Green & White Defense Held Bears to 2 of 7 in Red Zone
New York Jets general manager Darren Mougey should come under the same fire as Aaron Glenn after the team's 23-12 loss against the Chicago Bears.
HC Aaron Glenn Is Not Thinking About Interceptions or Charts but 'How Do We Get Better?'
The New York Jets need to take a step forward this season for Aaron Glenn to keep his job, and things are not off to a good start.
The New York Jets have an offensive identity crisis, as they need to start throwing the ball more following a loss to the Chicago Bears.
The New York Jets suffered a demoralizing loss at the hands of the Chicago Bears in Week 4, and there are more losers than winners to talk about.
There were no Jets silver linings to be had after a dismal performance in a loss to the Bears that the scoreboard said was 23-12, but anyone who watched it knows it was much, much worse than that.
The Jets actually appeared to have three other INTs in the game, but those three were nullified by Jets penalties.
It started with a bizarre first quarter when the Jets ran only four plays and three of those came inside their own 10.
The Bears weren’t done tormenting the Jets even after they left the field.
Heroes, zeros and the full blitz from the Jets’ 23-12 loss to the Bears on Sunday,
Aaron Glenn knows exactly what’s coming.
The Jets fell to 1-3 after a lopsided 23-12 loss to the Bears, raising questions about Aaron Glenn's rebuild.
The New York Jets found new ways to embarrass themselves in their Week 4 loss against the Chicago Bears, and here are some stats that prove it.
Minkah Fitzpatrick Gets Green & White’s First INT of Season
CB Brandon Stephens: ‘When You Can't Play Complementary Football, It's Hard to Win’
WR Garrett Wilson: ‘We Still Have Everything in Front of Us’
Racked Up 16 Total Tackles, 10 in the First Half
Aaron Glenn voiced frustration after the Jets' 23-12 loss to the Bears, highlighting penalties, offensive struggles and a lack of complementary football as New York fell to 1-3 with its third...
Takeaways from Sunday’s 23-12 Jets loss to the Bears.
The New York Jets had three interceptions negated by sloppy penalties during Sunday's disappointing loss to the Chicago Bears, earning the ire of Aaron Glenn.
The New York Jets offense was atrocious in Week 4, and they failed to get the ball to their best playmakers in Garrett Wilson and Kenyon Sadiq.
The Jets were thoroughly outplayed by the Bears in a game that was more lopsided than the final score indicated.
New York Jets running back Isaiah Davis didn't record a single carry against the Chicago Bears despite Breece Hall's injury, and we don't get it.