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• Camp · Sep 3, 2026Sep 3, 2026

  Jets Camp — Sep 3: Grupe Took the Job Six Days Later

  Six days after naming Jason Sanders the winner of the kicking competition, the Jets claimed Blake Grupe off waivers from Indianapolis, released Sanders, re-signed him to the practice squad hours later, and on Wednesday worked out Justin Tucker, Michael Badgley and Josh Karty. Linebacker Trevin Wallace was claimed from Carolina, Nate Lynn came back on the practice squad, and Breece Hall is expected to start the opener.

• Camp · Aug 31, 2026Aug 31, 2026

  Jets Camp — Aug 31: Klubnik Is the Only Backup Quarterback

  The Jets cut to 53 and kept two quarterbacks: Geno Smith and rookie Cade Klubnik, with Bailey Zappe released. The kicker job went to Jason Sanders on Tuesday and got harder to feel good about by Friday, when he missed an extra point and a 54-yard try in a 23-6 finale loss to the Giants. Breece Hall made the roster, and Nate Lynn — three sacks in two preseason games — did not.

• Camp · Aug 23, 2026Aug 23, 2026

  Jets Camp — Aug 23: Smith Goes Seven for Seven in Pittsburgh

  Geno Smith played one series in Pittsburgh and completed all seven of his passes for 65 yards and a touchdown, a week after a sore foot scratched him from the opener, and the Jets shut out the Steelers 17-0. Rookie Cade Klubnik kept pushing the backup job conversation, second overall pick David Bailey got his first sack, and Breece Hall's groin injury put the lead back on a two-to-three-week clock.

• Camp · Aug 16, 2026Aug 16, 2026

  New York Jets Camp Update — August 16: Geno's Sore Foot and the Rookie Who Ran the Offense Anyway

  Geno Smith was a late scratch Friday with a sore foot, and fourth-round rookie Cade Klubnik led scoring drives on both of his possessions with the starting offense in a 24-16 loss to the Buccaneers. David Bailey spent two joint-practice days pressuring Baker Mayfield, Garrett Wilson answered last week's question, and the 35-year-old quarterback's availability just joined the watch list.

• Camp · Aug 9, 2026Aug 10, 2026

  New York Jets Camp Update — August 9: David Bailey Is Already Wrecking Scrimmages

  Geno Smith went 11-of-11 with four touchdowns in one practice and got humbled in Saturday's scrimmage — where the second overall pick spent the afternoon in his backfield. Both halves of the July collision are showing up on the same fields, sometimes on the same day.

• 2026 PreviewJul 6, 2026

  New York Jets 2026 Season Preview — The Zero-Interception Bounce

  The Jets intercepted zero passes in 2025 — the only team in our ten-year data below two — and turnover luck that bad has historically snapped back hard; the complication is the quarterback they imported to catch it.

• Season ReviewMay 11, 2026

  Jets 2025 Season in Review

  3-14 regular season

• Draft RecapMay 11, 2026

  Jets — 2026 Draft Recap

  8 picks in the 2026 NFL Draft

• Week 4Oct 6, 2026

  Jets 12, Bears 23 — Week 4: Zero for Seven on Third Down

  The Jets lost 23-12 at Chicago after running 32 pass and rush plays to the Bears' 86, going 0 for 7 on third down and producing minus 4.9 expected points on 18 pass plays, with six of their points coming off two Chicago giveaways.

• Week 3Sep 28, 2026

  Jets 24, Lions 31 — Week 3: Tied on Fourth and Six, Then Lost

  The Jets lost 31-24 at Detroit after tying it 24-24 on a fourth-and-6 touchdown and a two-point conversion with 4:11 left, then allowed a 49-yard completion on the next snap and lost a sack-fumble at the Detroit 28 in the final minute, as a pass defense that ranked ninth in Weeks 1 and 2 allowed plus 12.1 expected points on 34 pass plays.

• Week 2Sep 21, 2026

  Jets 17, Packers 20 — Week 2: Eight of Nine Stops and a Loss

  The Jets lost 20-17 in overtime at home to Green Bay despite allowing 208 total yards and stopping 8 of 9 third downs, the best rate of the 28 teams that have played Week 2, because 27 rush plays lost 11.8 expected points, a 63-yard punt return set up the tying field goal, and a fourth-and-one at midfield was stopped with 1:20 left.

• Week 1Sep 13, 2026

  Jets 23, Titans 10 — Week 1: 140 Passing Yards Allowed, Nothing Over Twenty

  The pass defense that finished last in the league in 2025 held Tennessee to a hundred forty passing yards, three sacks, and not one play of twenty yards or more, and the Jets won in Nashville twenty-three to ten without a turnover on either side. Geno Smith threw twenty-four times, was not sacked, and produced plus ten expected points; the offense converted two of eleven third downs and still scored on five of eleven possessions.

• Week 3 · What RepeatsSep 30, 2026

  Jets, Week 3 — What Repeats: More Rushers, Fifteen for Fifteen

  The Jets sent five or more pass rushers on 17 of Jared Goff's 36 dropbacks, 47 percent and fifth in the league after three straight readings at 28, and Goff completed all 15 throws against it for 159 yards and both touchdowns, while Detroit put seven or more in the box on 15 of the Jets' 17 designed runs and held them to 2.7 a carry.

• Week 2 · What RepeatsSep 24, 2026

  Jets, Week 2 — What Repeats: Lighter Boxes, Same Pass Rush

  The charting says the Jets showed a light box on 14 of Green Bay's 18 designed runs — 78 percent, second-most of any defense in Week 2 against 39 percent all of 2025 — and still held them to 3.5 yards a carry, while sending five or more rushers on 28 percent of dropbacks, the same rate as last week and last season.

• Week 1 · What RepeatsSep 16, 2026

  Jets, Week 1 — What Repeats: Every Ball but One Was Catchable

  The charting from Nashville says Geno Smith's throws were catchable on 23 of 24 — 95.8 percent, the highest rate of any offense in the league in Week 1 against a 2025 Jets figure of 69 percent — with zero interception-worthy balls, while the offense ran play-action on 35 percent of dropbacks, fourth in the league, against 18 percent all of last season.