The New York Jets are more than one draft away from being a playoff team. They should take an offensive lineman with their first pick in 2019.
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A new week brings a new mock draft for the New York Jets. There has been a change in the pecking order. That means new potential for the team from Gotham.
Nick Bosa is at the top of most 2019 NFL Draft boards. Could the New York Jets land the best player in the draft this year, one who fits a need?
The Jets square off against the Bills on Sunday, and fans of both teams hope it's a sign of things to come in a battle for the AFC East.
The New York Jets need a running back, and they should wait until the later rounds of the 2019 NFL Draft, because one will fall -- Dexter Williams.
When we think of the New York Jets and the wide receiver position many of us can remember the last No. 1 receiver, and it's time for them to draft one.
The New York Jets have a lot of holes, especially on the offensive line. Jonah Williams in one of the best at that position in the 2019 NFL Draft.
If fans of the New York Jets want an experienced NFL head coach to lead this team, Mike McCarthy should undoubtedly be on that list.
It's December, and the New York Jets are out of the playoff hunt. That means one thing. It's time to look at a mock draft.
The New York Jets head to Nashville to take on the Titans in a Week 13 matchup for teams on opposite ends of the NFL spectrum.
Offseason success for the New York Jets could rest in how they handle their free agent wide receivers, especially Robby Anderson.
The NFL is filled with great offenses, and the New York Jets aren't one of them, but it goes beyond the numbers — they're just plain boring, but why?
Christopher Johnson shouldn't allow Mike Maccagnan to hire the next New York Jets head coach, because a major issue looms if he does.
Many good coaches are on the wish list to replace Todd Bowles as New York Jets head coach. Would a top candidate want to coach Gang Green, though?
There's no need for the New York Jets to rush Sam Darnold back from a foot injury, as it could hinder his growth of the franchise quarterback.
The New York Jets should consider trading down in the 2019 NFL Draft if they end up with a top-three pick, and they do well in free agency.
With plenty of cap space available, there's one question that comes to mind when it comes to 2019 NFL Free Agency and the New York Jets.
The New York Jets can easily look to the Week 11 Monday Night Football matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs as the guide on how to build their team.
The New York Jets have the room to sign Le'Veon Bell, but could their draft position to grab an elite receiver affect their pursuit of the free agent?
The New York Jets are second in the NFL in total cap space, and that looks great on the surface, but it's not all it's cracked up to be.