Stephen A. Smith and Jets Garrett Wilson engage in a heated social media feud, with Smith criticizing the teams performance and Wilson labeling him a sellout. Fans criticize Smiths response, pointing out the Jets poor performance and lack of interceptions. The feud underscores the frustration surrounding the Jets long playoff drought and losing streak.

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New York Jets Garrett Wilson fires back at Stephen A. Smith over NFL Draft advice for Oregon QB Dante Moore. Smith suggested Moore skip the 2026 draft, but Wilson calls it terrible advice. Jets desperate for a quarterback, with Moore projected as a top pick. Wilson and Smith exchange social media jabs, with Wilson admitting its personal as a Jet. Moore has one more game before the draft in April.

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Despite the New York Jets offensive struggles, first-year coordinator Tanner Engstrand is returning in 2026. Engstrands play-calling, particularly in the intermediate range, showed promise, with the Jets ranking fourth in average separation. However, quarterbacks missed open receivers, leaving potential production untapped. With improved execution, Engstrands schemes could elevate the Jets offense.

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Harrison Phillips, the Jets inspirational player, urges young teammates to seize the opportunity in the offseason, despite ten straight losing seasons. He emphasizes the importance of buying into new coach Aaron Glenns vision and raising the bar for next season.

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Jay Hagood, an undrafted NFL player, chose the New York Jets in 1997, hoping to make the roster under legendary coach Bill Parcells. Despite making the team and playing in week four, he was sidelined without explanation, leading to frustration. He later thrived in NFL Europe, winning multiple World Bowls, before transitioning to coaching and becoming a replay communicator for the Sun Belt Conference.

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Unraveling the Jets Disaster: A Deep Dive into the Under-the-Radar Issues Plaguing the New York Jets in 2025

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ESPNs Stephen A. Smith sparks controversy, advising Oregon QB Dante Moore to skip the New York Jets in the 2026 NFL Draft. Jets Garrett Wilson and fans fire back, while former ESPN analyst Todd McShay agrees. Moore, with impressive college stats, prepares for the Peach Bowl, adding drama to his pro decision.

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Austin McNamaras Breakout Season: The New York Jets Special Teams SensationIn the 2025 NFL season, the New York Jets special teams unit shone brightly, thanks to rookie coordinator Chris Banjo and standout punter Austin McNamara. Despite the teams offensive and defensive struggles, McNamaras exceptional performance transformed the Jets special teams into a powerhouse, ranking fifth in single-season DVOA since 1978.McNamara, an undrafted free agent from Texas Tech, joined the Jets in March 2025 after being cut by the Bengals. He quickly outperformed competitor Kai Kroeger, earning the starting spot. His impressive stats included a 4.70-second average hang time, ranking second among punters, and leading the league with 18 punts downed. McNamaras outstanding performance contributed to the Jets top-ranked punting DVOA and overall special teams success.With 71 punts under his belt, McNamaras consistent excellence provides the Jets with a reliable special teams anchor, setting the stage for future success.

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New York Jets Offseason Dilemma: Breece Halls Future and Defensive Coordinator SearchThe New York Jets are facing a significant offseason decision regarding running back Breece Hall, who had a breakout year with over 1,000 rushing yards and 4 touchdowns. General manager Darren Mougey acknowledged Halls value but remained non-committal about using the franchise or transition tag. Meanwhile, coach Aaron Glenn is on the hunt for a new defensive coordinator to bolster the teams defense. Fans eagerly await the Jets moves to build a contender around talents like Hall and strengthen their defense.

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New York Jets GM Darren Mougey discusses star running back Breece Halls future amid trade rumors and free agency speculation. Hall had a breakout season but may not be considered elite due to the teams struggles. Mougeys positive comments suggest he values Hall, but the question remains if hell offer top-ten running back money. The Jets plan to explore all options for their backfield next season.

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Jets Mougey and Glenn Vow Turnaround, Targeting Quarterback FixThe New York Jets general manager Darren Mougey and coach Aaron Glenn, after a dismal 3-14 season, promise a full turnaround by 2026. With nearly $100 million in salary cap space and four draft picks in the first two rounds, including the second overall selection, they aim to make the team competitive and respectable next year. The top priority is fixing the quarterback situation, potentially targeting Oregons Dante Moore, but exploring all options. Both leaders acknowledge past failures and express confidence in their ability to build a dominant roster with owner Woody Johnsons support.

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2026 NFL Mock Draft: Quarterback-Light Top, Trench Warfare Abounds - The Las Vegas Raiders kick off the draft with Fernando Mendoza, while the New York Jets select Dante Moore. The first ten picks focus on defense, with linebackers, edge rushers, and safeties dominating. Offensive lines and wide receivers follow, with teams like the Eagles, Texans, and Browns stacking talent. The Rams even snag a tight end. This mock draft showcases a quarterback-light top but a loaded class of trench warriors and pass rushers.

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Jets GM Darren Mougey vows to turn around the teams fortunes, aiming for respectability as early as next season. Despite fan skepticism following a dismal 3-13 season, Mougey and defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn are confident, starting with a roster review and exploring all options to rebuild trust and improve the team.

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Jets head coach Aaron Glenn reflects on a challenging first season, highlighting the teams young talent and draft picks. He addresses the struggling defense, firing coordinator Steve Wilks and seeking a new leader. Glenn takes responsibility for losses, vowing to improve, and the Jets appear set for a turnaround next season.

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The New York Jets offseason is in full swing, following a disappointing 2025 season. General manager Darren Mougey has kicked off roster evaluations, aiming for an aggressive yet calculated approach in free agency and the draft. The Jets hold the number two pick in the 2026 draft and have acquired valuable draft capital through trades. Mougey, learning from past experiences and collaborating with head coach Aaron Glenn, is determined to build a competitive team for the upcoming season.

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Keidron Smith, a 26-year-old defensive back, recently completed his season with the New York Jets after being called up from the practice squad. Standing at six foot two and weighing two hundred ten pounds, Smith played in the final three games, starting at safety in the season finale and recording a team-high fifteen tackles. Smiths career has been marked by his physicality, versatility, and consistent production, earning him second-team all-SEC honors at Kentucky. Despite going undrafted in 2023, Smith has played for Miami, Washington, Denver, and now the Jets, appearing in nine NFL games. Smiths strengths include his willingness to tackle, good run support, big-hit potential, and solid ball skills. He also brings special teams value and film smarts. Looking ahead, Smith is expected to fit best as a safety in the Jets secondary, offering depth and competition in camp.

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Despite a dismal three-win season, the New York Jets secure the second overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. General manager Darren Mougey and head coach Aaron Glenn remain optimistic, with Glenn citing his defensive background and trust in core players. However, fans are skeptical following a historically bad defense and zero interceptions, marking an NFL first. Mougeys bet on a quick turnaround will be closely watched by Jets fans.

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The New York Jets, with a dismal 3-14 record in 2025, hold the second pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. Seeking a franchise quarterback, theyve cycled through Justin Fields, Tyrod Taylor, and Brady Cook. With $74.8 million in cap space and ten draft picks, including two first-rounders, theyre poised to make a significant move, either targeting prospects like Fernando Mendoza or Dante Moore, or pursuing a trade. This offseason is crucial for the Jets future.

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The 2025 New York Jets had one of the worst NFL seasons, ranking third-worst in DVOA. Their three wins were due to special teams, but their offense and defense were league-worst. Only five players performed above average: Garrett Wilson, Breece Hall, Olu Fashanu, Armand Membou, and Jowon Briggs. The team faces a significant rebuild with limited standout players, but has draft picks, cap space, and future first-rounders to acquire talent. New coach Aaron Glenn and the front office must hit on every move to avoid fifteen straight playoff misses and restore the Jets to contention.

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The New York Jets secured the second overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, following a tough 35-8 loss to Buffalo, thanks to the Giants win and other favorable results. This marks the third time in franchise history theyve landed the second pick, with previous selections being wide receiver Johnny Lam Jones, running back Blair Thomas, and quarterback Zach Wilson. Additionally, they hold the 16th pick, acquired from Indianapolis, and have eight total picks for the draft in Pittsburgh from April 23-25, setting a strong foundation for rebuilding next season.

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