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Geno Smith has unexpectedly given the Jets something Chargers and Patriots crave (opens the original)
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We’re less than a month into the 2026 NFL season, and it’s already a very bad time for healthy franchise quarterbacks. Luckily for the New York Jets, this is one of those instances where they should be happy Geno Smith is under center. We mean that respectfully, of course. But when you look around the league at how some of the premier — and highly compensated — quarterbacks have fared, Smith suddenly looks like one of the league’s top bargains. And while we’re not saying Smith is a better quarte
The Jets suddenly have a bizarre Nahshon Wright problem in their secondary (opens the original)
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If and when the New York Jets snap their interception drought, we have this growing sense that Nahshon Wright won’t be the one with the ball in his hands. At this rate, we’re not even sure how much longer Wright will be on the roster. The veteran corner was a healthy scratch against the Lions, which coincided with highly touted rookie D’Angelo Ponds’ NFL debut. He played zero defensive snaps over the first two weeks, and his only action came on special teams. Considering that the Jets guaranteed
Geno Smith flipped his biggest weakness into the Jets’ best asset (opens the original)
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Considering last year’s historic drought, maybe we shouldn’t be surprised that the New York Jets’ defense hasn’t snagged an interception through three games. Where our shock comes in, at least with regard to picks, is how few Geno Smith has thrown — and by “few,” we mean none. You read correctly, folks. The same Smith who led the league in interceptions last year has made it through 12 quarters (and an overtime period) without a single pick. Who is this man, and what has he done with the real Ge
Rex Ryan singles out Olu Fashanu after nightmare outing despite conflict of interest (opens the original)
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Look, we’ve all been there when our parents have made things awkward. Sometimes it was a lame joke around our friends or a hug that lasted too long when they dropped us off at the movie theater. Unfortunately for New York Jets assistant Seth Ryan, his current predicament likely has him yearning for the days when his father would say something only mildly embarrassing. As Jets fans have known for nearly two decades now, Rex Ryan says whatever is on his mind, and mixing winning with an unfiltered
Kenyon Sadiq proved he's exactly what the Jets needed all along in loss to Lions (opens the original)
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For whatever reason, leading up to this past spring’s draft, NFL analysts referenced former New York Jets tight end Dustin Keller as a comp for Oregon standout Kenyon Sadiq. Only three games into his career, Sadiq — whom the Jets selected No. 16 in April — has proven he’s far more than a Keller replica. Sadiq exploded for seven catches, 105 yards, and his first career receiving touchdown in Sunday’s crushing 31-24 loss to the Detroit Lions. He spent the afternoon showing off his athleticism, f
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