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Should the Jets give Sam Darnold another season?

February 7, 2021 Christian Evans 0

The New York Jets are widely expected to take Justin Fields with the second overall pick, but could the Jets yet spring a surprise and retain Sam Darnold?

New York Jets face definitive offseason: Potential paths Joe Douglas could go down

January 7, 2021 Adam Schultz 0

The 2020/21 season is now officially over for the New York Jets and for many reasons it was just a horror show. They face another offseason of major moves and potential big trades.

Sam Darnold has proven he can still be a franchise quarterback

January 2, 2021 Matthew Bowen 0

If Darnold goes on to succeed in a better situation on another team, then that would not surprise anyone at all.

Four options at quarterback as the Niners look to replace Garoppolo

December 27, 2020 Matthew Bowen 0

The 2020 season did not go exactly as planned for the San Francisco 49ers. Amidst an off-season plagued by a global pandemic leading to a shortened training camp, the 49ers swore that they would embark on a ‘Revenge Tour’ in 2020; avenging their Super Bowl loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.… Read more

Sam Darnold, Josh Allen are set up to shine in Week Two

September 10, 2019 Teodor Tsenov 0

Both teams have opponents coming up that struggled mightily defending the passing game and it will be interesting to see if they’ll show off as they’re expected against the Giants and the Browns.

New York Jets season preview: Depth issues hamper star potential

July 31, 2019 Dean Fitzgerald 1

The Jets lost five games by seven points or less last season, while winning one. Easily a better team than last year, playoffs are a realistic goal if they can fix issues at secondary.

New York Jets are primed for a postseason push

May 18, 2019 Sean Halloran 0

The Jets have not made the playoffs since 2010, and only really looked close in 2015 when they finished 10-6.

Colts, Browns and Jets are the teams to watch in free agency

February 18, 2019 Adrian Drake 0

One of the key factors in how teams conduct their business is based on how much cap space they have. The NFL have raised the base salary cap for each team from $177,200,000 last year to $190,000,000 for the 2019 season.

Grading Jets and Buccaneers veteran coaching hires

February 1, 2019 Mark Gill 0

Once again the head coach merry-go round has been and gone. Whilst we are waiting on a couple of confirmed hirings (Miami Dolphins' and Cincinnati Bengals' expected hires of Brian Flores and Zac Taylor cannot be finalised until after the coaches have finished competing in the Super Bowl), we can start assessing the quality of these appointments.