A quarter into the 2025 NFL season, three teams remain stuck without a single victory. At the forefront of this trio are the New York Jets, underscoring the sense of urgency as Week 5 approaches.
Buffalo is seizing opportunities as the Jets struggle to find consistency in their Week 2 matchup. Multiple media reports highlight how the Bills’ ability to take advantage of New York’s errors is setting the tone for this AFC East face-off.
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen left the field for two plays after taking a hit to the face against the Jets, sustaining a bloody nose. Though the incident was brief, it drew considerable attention as reports surfaced through AP News.
New York Jets quarterback Justin Fields has shared his offensive targets for the team’s upcoming clash with the Buffalo Bills. The announcement hints at an ambitious plan, fueling anticipation for a high-stakes showdown.
Aaron Rodgers walked off the field triumphant in his first outing with the Pittsburgh Steelers, stamping a bold new chapter in his career. Jets fans, who once supported him during his time in New York, greeted him with jeers. Ultimately, Rodgers ended the night a clear winner.
Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson says he has had no contact with Aaron Rodgers since the star quarterback “left.” Despite the communication gap, Wilson emphasizes the invaluable lessons he learned from the future Hall of Famer.
Three of the New York Jets’ brightest stars find themselves excluded from the 2025 NFL Top 100, despite appearing on last year’s list. Their absence underscores how quickly fortunes can change for players in this elite ranking.
The New York Jets continue to rework their roster by adding a standout linebacker and an undrafted free agent to the practice squad, while releasing a rookie player. These moves highlight the team’s ongoing quest to strengthen its depth ahead of the NFL season.
Over the course of training camp, the New York Jets identified two glaring needs: tight end and defensive line. After a series of cuts, trades, and waiver claims, the team hopes a new defensive philosophy will shore up these positions and fortify the roster.
The New York Jets have locked in their 53-man roster, prompting scrutiny of every decision. Some players emerged as clear winners, others fell just short, and fans are wondering if it’s the right formula for success.
