Here’s everything you need to know about the New York Jets’ 2025 training camp, including reporting dates, games, and rookies.

The New York Jets received fantastic linebacker play from Jamien Sherwood and Quincy Williams last season. Sherwood recorded a team-high 158 tackles, tied for third-most in the NFL. Williams was a workhorse himself, totaling 116 tackles.

Former New York Jets wide receiver Mike Williams is abruptly retiring from the NFL ahead of training camp in 2025.

The New York Jets still have some roster weaknesses to think about. The Mason Taylor holdout situation appears to be nearing a resolution, but even with Taylor

The New York Jets enjoyed a stellar haul back at the 2022 NFL Draft, bringing in multiple starters at key positions. While they've been able to enjoy receiving that top-end production at a discounted rookie rate,

Of those teams, the New York Jets have been quite busy, locking up new deals with star wide receiver, Garrett Wilson, and star cornerback, Sauce Gardner up the same day. These contracts are something to keep an eye on for Seattle Seahawks fans because Seattle has some star players of their own at both the wide receiver and cornerback positions who are entering the final year of their contract or will be in position to be extended as soon as next offseason.

There was a time when the New York Jets briefly had arguably the best head coach in National Football League history in the building. When New York hired Bill B

Pro Football Focus recently conducted a 2015 redraft as part of an ongoing offseason series. In this exercise, Williams went to No. 2 overall to the Tennessee Titans, forcing the Jets to go in a different direction. The Jets end up with offensive lineman Brandon Scherff, who went one pick (No. 5) before Williams originally.