The knock on David Bailey during the pre-draft process was that while he was an elite pass rusher, he was not a good run defender.

That may sound harsh, but honesty is part of the process. In 2025, the Jets spent most of their game days looking unprepared, overwhelmed, or both. The Jets needed stability, structure, and improvement at important positions. They may have found some. That’s what makes this version of the Jets feel different.

A video of New York Jets rookie QB Cade Klubnik went viral on Friday because he resembled another franchise great.

The Jets already have three kickers competing to be Nick Folk's replacement, but they might also want to consider Brandon McManus, too.

The New York Jets put together a solid draft class and looked primed to improve on their disastrous 2025 season. However, while they addressed their three most obvious needs in the draft (pass-rusher,

NFL.com’s Matt Okada recently named the Jets as the best fit for free-agent cornerback Trevon Diggs. As most know, he's a former All-Pro whose career has stalled due to injuries and inconsistency.

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — As Aaron Glenn bopped around the field for Friday’s first rookie minicamp practice, he spotted one player who plays like him, and another wearing his old number.

David Bailey gave coach Aaron Glenn a small dose of nostalgia when he took the practice field for the first time with the New York Jets. The No. 2 pick in the NFL draft is wearing No. 31 — the same jersey number Glenn wore while playing eight seasons with the Jets.