The New York Jets better get used to wide receiver Garett Wilson. The team signed their top playmaker on offense to a massive four-year extension to keep him in New York. The $130 million deal will make Wilson happy.

Jets Predicted To 'Make Some Noise' Under Aaron Glenn originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The consensus outlook for Aaron Glenn and his New York Jets in 2025 isn't pretty, with most predicting a rather tough first year in the Big Apple for the former Detroit Lions defensive coordinator.

The Jets placed edge rusher Jermaine Johnson on the active/physically unable to perform list Saturday, the team announced.

" Wilson makes his top-10 debut after three consecutive 1,000-yard seasons, beating Terry McLaurin, Puka Nacua and Brian Thomas Jr. for the final spot in this ranking ," Jeremy Fowler wrote. " On talent, he's unquestionably a top-10 player. The way he slithers in and out of routes with elite flexibility is Justin Jefferson lite ."

The New York Jets' defense is expected to be better in 2025 than it was last year. One of the reasons for this is the fact that the team is going to get Jermai

The Jets under coach Aaron Glenn and general manager Darren Mougey are off to a solid start. The biggest move was getting both of their star players signed before training camp begins.

Since Glenn was hired in January, he has revamped the organization. Aaron Rodgers is out. Justin Fields is in. There are new faces in the locker room, on the coaching staff and among the support staff in the building.

A back injury early last season limited cornerback Michael Carter II to a career-low in tackles (24) and games (13) played.

Good Morning Football host shreds New York Jets' record setting contract extensions for Sauce Gardner and Garrett Wilson.

The New York Jets are in a state of flux as the new regime of Aaron Glenn and Darren Mougey attempt to eliminate all signs of the previous brain-truss but also end a playoff drought that is almost able to get a driver’s license.