New York Jets defensive tackle Quinnen Williams recently made the NFL's annual Top 100 players list. His inclusion was somewhat bittersweet. Despite appearing at No. 37 in 2024, Williams dropped 50 spots this year, to 87th overall.

The New York Jets were praised for signing Justin Fields and upgrading from the QB "mediocrity" they had last year with Aaron Rodgers.

After struggling with injuries last season, Jets corner Michael Carter II is healthy entering training camp. Read more at PFR.

Here are your links to your New York Jets this glorious Thursday in July: John Molnar - The Jets' offense has the potential to be explosive in 2025 John Molnar - Jets' star running back in line for bounce back following down year Nicholas Quinones - The Jets' Future is Tied to Wilson and Gardner Decisions

The New York Jets received some good news ahead of the 2025 season after the Tampa Bay Buccaneers announced a Tristan Wirfs injury update. The post New York Jets Get Good News as Season Nears appeared first on Heavy Sports.

"The Jets might have a steeper climb under new head coach Aaron Glenn, but they could feature one of the best run games in the NFL," Edholm writes. "If they can control the ball and take a tangible step forward defensively under Glenn's watch, a better record could be in store."

The Ohio State Buckeyes have recently produced some of the most impactful wide receivers in the NFL, and Garrett Wilson's place on this list is further proof.

New York Jets star DT Quinnen Williams took a big tumble in the 2025 NFL Top 100 list, emphasizing his need for a bounce-back season.

Former New York Jets head coach Eric Mangini isn't buying Aaron Rodgers' commitment to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Mangini, who was also once the head coach

The New York Jets are going to have some decisions to make in the wide receiver room ahead of the 2025 National Football League season. Garrett Wilson obviously