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New York Jets rookie Armand Membou will be a very rich man before he ever plays a snap in the NFL, and he says he had no idea how much money he was going to make until he signed his first contract.
The NFL draft is closed and most teams have closed on the books on free agency for the 2025 season. The Jets grabbed seven players in the draft in the first five rounds and they are hoping that all of them are contributors to the 2025 team and beyond.
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Bringing your daily links to the NFL’s New York Jets
Good morning Gang Green Nation! The New York Jets begin their rookie mini-camp today. Leading into that, the Jets signed five of their seven selections in the 2025 NFL draft, and they released three back of the roster players to free up enough roster spots to welcome their undrafted free agent signings. The signings of five draft picks, including first round pick Armand Membou, signals a clear...
The Jets selected Armand Membou with the No. 7 overall pick.
Jets rookie GM Darren Mougey looks to be hard at work with rookie mini-camp on the horizon as tons of rookie deals have been announced this evening. Thus
The New York Jets announced they’ve signed third-round rookie CB Azareye’h Thomas a four-year deal. Thomas, 20, was a four-star recruit and the fourth-ranked athlete in the 2022 recruiting class out of Niceville, Florida.
The New York Jets announced they officially released LB Jimmy Ciarlo, WR Easop Winston, and WR Marcus Riley on Thursday. Winston, 28, wound up going undrafted out of Washington State back in 2020.
The Pittsburgh Steelers rocked the NFL world earlier this week with a late-offseason trade of star wideout George Pickens. They managed to acquire a third-round pick for a player they likely would’ve let go for free next offseason, so it made some long-term sense.
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Here’s what to expect in year one.
The NFL Draft is in our rearview mirror. Let’s project what we can expect from the Jets rookie class of 2025.
Armand Membou; Projected Role: Starting RT
The most glaring need the Jets had entering the NFL Draft was right tackle. Unlike most of the last decade, the Jets entered the offseason with 80 percent of their offensive line set. The right tackle spot was the one question mark. In picking Membou, the Jets completed...
The NFL draft is over and done and most teams have closed on the books on free agency for the 2025 season. The Jets grabbed seven players in the draft in the first five rounds and they are hoping that all of them are contributors to the 2025 team and beyond.
Speed has a funny way of blinding people to flaws—until the right team turns it into something truly dangerous on Sundays. That’s what the New York Jets are betting on after drafting Georgia standout Arian Smith in the fourth round of the 2025 NFL Draft.
ESPN's Aaron Schatz suggested the Jets should've at least taken a flyer on a quarterback during the draft's second or third day.
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Taking a look at the Jets rookie wide receiver
The Jets drafted former Georgia wide receiver Arian Smith in the fourth round of the 2025 NFL draft. Today we break Smith down in detail.
The 23-year old Smith is listed at 6’0” and 179 pounds. He caught 68 passes for 1,356 yards and 10 touchdowns in five years with the Georgia Bulldogs. Having entered the 2024 season with just 20 career catches he had a breakout season last year and...
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Bringing your daily links to the NFL’s New York Jets
Good morning Gang Green Nation! The latest rumor has New York Jets wide receiver Allen Lazard “in play” to be traded to the Pittsburgh Steelers. This appears to originate with a Mike Florio story using that carefully selected vague wording which could mean anything or nothing, citing unnamed NFL sources. What does “in play” mean? Are the Steelers interested? Is this coming from the Jets’ side?...
NFL teams have added their rosters through free agency, trades and the draft, but they all have at least one position that still needs a boost.
While Jets fans seem to range anywhere from miserable to optimistic over the team’s most recent draft class, we thought it would be worth looking at the team’s draft classes over the past several years. Not the top picks in those classes, but its day 3 choices and whether or not any of the lesser-known players have a real shot to stick in 2025.
After trading George Pickens to the Cowboys, the Steelers could be in the market to add depth at wide receiver. Their pursuit of Aaron Rodgers may point them towards one of his favorite targets: Allen Lazard.
Aaron Rodgers works his magic in mysterious ways.
The 2025 NFL Draft has given the Jets a lot of useful talent who can break out, especially from their second-round pick. Two weeks ago, 257 new players joined the league in their annual draft.
ESPN took some flak from New York Jets fans for their recent post-draft NFL power rankings. The Jets landed at No. 30, somehow dropping three spots from their post-free agency placement.