The New York Jets finished the hardest part of roster season on August 31, when they cut to 53 and filled out a practice squad. What they have done since is a reminder that the squad is not a finished list. It is a working depth chart, and six days before the season opener in…
The Jets cut to 52 players, were awarded kicker Blake Grupe and linebacker Trevin Wallace off waivers, named six captains without Garrett Wilson among them, and learned Joseph Ossai ruptured his plantar fascia. Kenyon Sadiq is practicing again. The regular season opens September 13 at Tennessee. This was the week the 2026 roster stopped being…
How the Jets build their roster: the five acquisition channels, surplus value, what the 2025-26 teardown bought, and the 2026 draft class.
⚡ In Brief: Practice Squad Projection Who are the top candidates for the Jets’ 2026 practice squad? While the final 16-man reserve pool won’t be finalized until late August, early standouts from the 12-man undrafted free agent (UDFA) class are already emerging. Toledo running back Chip Trayanum and All-MAC edge rusher Nathan Voorhis are prime…
The New York Jets have trimmed down their roster to 53 players. They will now start to put in waiver claims on players cut from other teams and will find out tomorrow afternoon which claims were successful. For every successful claim the Jets make they will have to cut a player that survived today’s cuts….
With the preseason now behind us we move on to the worst couple of days of the year. This is the time where many dreams die. Some get put on hold only to be revived elsewhere, some stay safe and get to continue to live their dream, but many of these players will never step…
The New York Jets have made the necessary moves to trim their roster down from 90 to 53 players. They released some surprising names (Frankie Luvu, Tre McBride, Xavier Cooper and Clive Walford) and they will surely look to add Luvu to the practice squad if he clears waivers and don’t be surprised to see…
“This team is particularly welcoming,” Jets wide receiver Greg Salas said. “It wasn’t hard to get used to this locker room…All the receivers are super cool. We’re always talking joking around in meeting out in practice. They’re a good group of guys.” This week marks the first week that the receivers have all been healthy…