The Jets had a chance to get to 2-0 on the season but instead blew a ten point lead late in the fourth quarter before losing in overtime.

Week 2 Preview as Gang Green Takes on Packers. On this episode of JetNation Radio, we take a look at some of the New York Jets recent roster moves and talk about a Jets vs Packers tale of the tape.Can the Jets get to 2-0?On this episode of JetNation Radio, our NY Jets Podcast, Glenn Naughton breaks down the latest New York Jets roster moves before turning his attention to Week 2 against the Green Bay Packers.Glenn goes through the Jets vs. Packers tale of the tape, key matchups to watch, and what Gang Green needs to do to keep the early-season momentum going.

The New York Jets opened up the 2026 season with a dominant 23-10 vicotry over the Tennesee Titans.   The offensive line dominated as Geno Smith went untouched while Breece Hall racked up over 100 yards on the ground and a touchdown.  We'll discuss all of that and more right here and now.

Garrett Wilson isn’t lowering expectations for the New York Jets in 2026. While Aaron Glenn and Geno Smith offered vague answers about what would constitute a successful season, Wilson made his standard clear: reaching the playoffs and he believes that goal is realistic.

On this episode of the JetNation Podcast, we break down Wilson’s eye-opening comments, whether the Jets have enough talent to make a legitimate playoff push, and what must happen for Gang Green to finally end the NFL’s longest postseason drought.

The wait is finally over. The New York Jets kick off the 2026 season this Sunday in Tennessee, where they’ll face former head coach Robert Saleh and a Titans roster loaded with familiar faces.

On this episode of the JetNation Podcast, we break down the key matchups that could decide the game. Can Geno Smith and AD Mitchell attack Tennessee’s secondary? Will David Bailey and the Jets’ pass rush make life miserable for Cam Ward? And can the Jets offensive line hold up against Jeffery Simmons and former Jet John Franklin-Myers?

We’ll cover all of that, share our biggest concerns heading into Week 1, and give our final Jets-Titans prediction. Football is back, let’s get into it.

The Jets trimmed their roster down from 90 to 53 last night and we're here to talk about some of the decisions that caught us off guard.

The yearly impossible exercise of projecting who the Jets will keep on their 53 man roster has arrived. With two preseason games in the books, we take a stab at getting into the minds of the Jets brass and guess what they might do.

Geno Smith was a perfect 7-for-7 on his only drive that was capped with a TD pass to tight end Jelani Woods.  Rookie Cade Klubnik came on in relief and performed admirably but did not lead a TD drive.  We'll cover that and more of the top performers from the Jets 17-0 win.

With the New York Jets preparting to take on the Pittsburgh Steelers in week 2 of the preseaason, here are a few names to keep an eye on with quarterback Cade Klubnik obviously topping the list.

The Jets dropped their first preseason game of the year 24-16 to the Tampa Bay Bucs but rookie Cade Klubnik got the start at quarterback and looked impressive in limited action. Once Klubnic exited the game, the Jets offense went flat with Bailey Zappe and Brady Cook taking over.