The New York Jets were aggressive in picking up an additional linebacker that the Minnesota Vikings initially drafted.

Rumors come out every day that this Jet or that Jet is a trade target for other teams, but we haven’t heard much about whom the Jets are actually interested in trading. So far the word is the Jets are playing hardball,

Coach Aaron Glenn is keeping the New York Jets' starting quarterback decision under wraps for their game against the Cincinnati Bengals.

Breece Hall has been the lead back for the New York Jets this season, logging 271 total snaps (60%) ahead of fellow Jets RBs Isiah Davis (125 snaps, 27%), Braelon Allen (58 snaps, 13%), and Kene Nwangwu (1 snap, less than 1%).

Jets Wire has identified three potential trade partners for the Jets and Hall. Trading for Joe Flacco has given the Cincinnati Bengals new life offensively. They're attempting to remain in postseason contention while Joe Burrow heals from an injury. With the playoffs still within reach, the Bengals could make an aggressive move for Hall.

When the New York Jets made the decision to move on from future Hall of Fame quarterback Aaron Rodgers, replacing him didn't take long. Quickly, the front office made the move to sign Justin Fields to a two-year, $40 million contract in free agency.

New York is the only winless team left in the NFL in the 2025 season. Here's what their starting quarterback had to say today.

The New York Jets are already without top receiver Garrett Wilson. If Breece Hall can't go, it could be a long Sunday.

According to longtime Jets beat reporter Rich Cimini, Jets owner Woody Johnson indicated that the quarterback decision is up to Glenn, but also indicated that he is set to move forward with Taylor as the starter.