Jets Underground: Covering The New York Jets Football Team

Get ready to dominate your league with the ultimate fantasy blueprint as renowned fantasy analyst and Jets Underground correspondent Max Raymond breaks down his premier Week 1 player targets, high‑value sleepers, and must‑start options. From navigating unpredictable rookie tiers to executing sharp draft‑day strategies and identifying the top weekly performers, this episode delivers the competitive edge every fantasy manager needs to leave their league mates in the dust.

Ahead of this week’s matchup, Jets Underground reporter Jonathan Falco sits down with veteran Pro Football Hall of Fame voter and Titans insider Paul Kuharsky (@PaulKuharskyNFL) for an unfiltered breakdown of Tennessee.

Having covered the franchise since 1996, Paul brings unmatched insight as they dive into the Titans’ roster strengths and weaknesses, how they match up against the Jets across the board, and what to expect from head coach Robert Saleh in this high-stakes clash.

Watch the full interview above, and make sure to check out Paul’s independent reporting and subscription site at PaulKuharsky.com.

Let us know your score predictions for Sunday in the comments below!

Marty breaks overnight news that could favor the Jets!

Get ready to dominate your league with the ultimate fantasy blueprint as we welcome renowned fantasy expert Max Raymond to the Jets Underground podcast. Max pulls back the curtain to reveal his premier player targets, high-value sleepers, and the exact building blocks you need to construct an ideal championship roster. From navigating tricky rookie tiers to executing elite draft strategies, this episode provides the edge every manager needs. Hit play, take notes, and get ready to leave your league mates in the dust.

The 53-man roster is set for now. The boys dissect it and talk about all the QBs and kickers the Jets keep bringing in for tryouts!

The Jets picked up a new kicker and linebacker. Joseph Ossai becomes the new Carl Lawson. QB room and more!

In this latest edition of the Jets Underground podcast, Ray, Ralph, and Marty break down the Jets’ preseason finale loss to the Giants and what the performance signals heading into Week 1.

The panel dives deep into the major roster questions left up in the air: Can young quarterback Cade Klubnik develop into a reliable backup option behind Geno Smith after an up-and-down outing? How concerning are kicker Jason Sanders’ struggles after missing both an extra point and a field goal attempt? Plus, the crew analyzes the standout performance and unfortunate injury of running back Chip Trayanum, the defense’s early takeaway momentum, and whether general manager Darren Mougey and the front office will look to execute any last-minute roster trades before Sunday’s final cutdowns. Tune in for all the hard-hitting Gang Green analysis you need!

Cut down day is Sunday.

The Jets take on the Giants in the annual “Snoopy Bowl” with team cuts coming on Sunday.

The Southeastern Conference (SEC) has officially joined the Big Ten in adopting a unanimous policy banning any player with professional sports experience from returning to play in the conference.

Key Details of the Ruling

* The Scope: SEC institutions are strictly prohibited from rostering any student-athlete who declared for the NFL, NBA, or WNBA draft without properly withdrawing, signing a professional contract, or appearing on a professional league roster.

* Enforcement & Penalties: SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey has been given explicit authority to levy severe penalties against member schools that violate the rule. Reports indicate potential punishments include head coach suspensions, cuts to annual operating budgets, and the revocation of school voting privileges on business matters.

Context & Background

This sweeping decision comes in direct response to recent state court rulings—particularly in Louisiana—that granted temporary restraining orders and preliminary injunctions allowing certain players to return to college for an extra year of eligibility after trying out or spending time on NFL rosters.

LSU and head coach Lane Kiffin had actively explored utilizing these rulings, pursuing players like former tight end Dae’Quan Wright following his release from the Cleveland Browns. However, with both the SEC and Big Ten now firmly closing the door on professional returnees, programs are aligned in blocking athletes with professional tenure from coming back to the collegiate ranks.