Speaking to reporters this week, new Jets head coach Aaron Glenn said there’s one particular habit he’s determined to “nip in ...

New York Jets cornerback Sauce Gardner revealed some massive changes to his game from the new NYJ coaching staff.

This new Jets coaching staff, led by head coach Aaron Glenn, has been the change the Jets needed. Glenn has been receiving ...

"GMFB" debates is head coach Aaron Glenn the culture change the New York Jets have been waiting for. Baltimore Ravens linebacker Kyle Van Noy talks with NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero and NFL ...

Benton, like LaFleur, was finishing up his second season with the Jets. Both coaches had ties to Saleh, previously working on the 49ers ' coaching staff while New York's head coach was also in San ...

The New York Jets continue to tweak their offensive coaching staff. After reportedly making a change at running backs coach, the team is also putting a new receivers coach in place.

NEW YORK (PIX11) — The fish stinks from the head down. The Jets are a dysfunctional mess, and it begins with the Jets owner Woody Johnson. Since 2000, when he bought the team, the Jets record is ...

Jets defensive end Solomon Thomas (94) comes out for during practice. Bill Kostroun/New York Post In the last 10 years, there have been 22 in-season coaching change and those Raiders are the only ...

That’s about it.” He’s correct — the Jets averaged 4.6 play-action pass attempts on first down over their first five games, while Rodgers attempted a season-high eight Monday for 79 yards.

Saleh possesses a record of 15-30 as Jets head coach, and Rosenblatt noted that Douglas' teams have thus far gone 24-53. Meanwhile, ESPN stats show the Jets ended Week 12 ranked 31st in the NFL ...

Jets Chairman Woody Johnson, speaking to reporters after parting ways with Robert Saleh and naming Jeff Ulbrich interim head coach Tuesday morning, believes the decision will spark the Jets (2-3).

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