With all the cap space they have, and Sam Darnold being inexpensive for the next five years, why shouldn't the Jets hold on to him as the backup?
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It was the annual tilt between the New York Jets and Giants in Week 3 of the preseason. What can we takeaway from the "dress rehearsal" game this year?
When the New York Jets had the starters in there, they looked good, but who stood out for Gang Green in the game against the New York Giants?
The New York Jets could solve multiple problems with a trade with an old trade partner. The Seahawks could provide the Jets with something they need.
It's Week 3 aka the dress rehearsal game. What can we expect from the New York Jets in the 2018 edition of the Snoopy Bowl?
There have been prominent trades in the past in the NFL. How much would Khalil Mack cost the Jets? We can look at two defensive trades to find out.
For the New York Jets, there is a lot of hope for the future, but success in 2018 may lie on the shoulders of two rookies.
The New York Jets opened training camp with a quarterback competition and a rookie who could earn the job. Where do they stand right now?
We sit here and blame New York Jets head coach Todd Bowles for the team's lack of discipline, but eventually we have to start blaming the players.
Despite the fact he broke a clubhouse rule when he disclosed an injury that wasn't reported, Terrelle Pryor will make the New York Jets 53-man roster.
The New York Jets should start Sam Darnold behind "that offensive line," right? Well, there is on issue with that idea, his experience.
The New York Jets are going to have to work some magic again in the 2019 NFL Draft to fix some major holes -- namely trading up to fill the hole in Round 2.
For one final time, let's dispel the myth of New York Jets starting quarterback Sam Darnold being better off sitting Week 1 instead of starting.
Sam Darnold has pulled even with the veterans, and with that he's proven that he should be the New York Jets starting quarterback Week 1 in Detroit.
The New York Jets took on the Washington Redskins in Week 2 of the 2018 preseason. What can we take away from the game for the 2018 regular season?
The ability of the 2018 New York Jets offensive line is yet to be determined, and we can look to the preseason Week 1 performance to see why.
The New York Jets haven't gotten to the quarterback in recent years, but individual sack totals are way too overrated by the mainstream.
Week 1 of the 2018 preseason is in the books. What should we look out for from the New York Jets in Week 2 against the Washington Redskins?
The topics for this week's JetUp Bleeding Green Podcast revolve around the joint practice. Will Darnold start for the New York Jets? What about the fight?
If healthy, the New York Jets could be a dangerous red zone team, given the matchup problem the players have with their size.