The only thing more prolific than NFL Draft talk is NFL Draft talk surrounding the quarterback position. Every season there appears to be at least a handful of teams in the market for a new signal-caller,

When aren't the Jets searching for a signal-caller of the future? Outside of perhaps Joe Namath, the franchise has lacked a superstar-level talent under center. Aaron Rodgers was the latest failed savior,

There are a handful of veterans available, such as Justin Fields, who has some longterm upside, or their former draft pick Sam Darnold who had a breakout year for the Vikings but shrunk in the season's biggest moments.

The Jets will have some tough decisions to make soon as Sauce Gardner, Garrett Wilson, Jermaine Johnson and Hall are all due for new contracts. While it’s been great watching them all wear the green and white every Sunday, you knew the bill would eventually be due and it was always going to be difficult to pay all four players.

As the Colts prepare for the upcoming offseason, the PFN Mock Draft Simulator whipped up another possible look at the 2025 NFL Draft.

The New York Jets recently decided to cut quarterback Aaron Rodgers and turn the page to a new, younger era of Jets football. It's hard to blame the Jets for th

The Jets have four out of five starting offensive linemen locked into roles for 2025: left tackle Olu Fashanu, left guard John Simpson, center Joe Tippmann and right guard Alijah Vera-Tucker. Right tackle is a hole, even if they decide to bring back Morgan Moses — a great leader but aging and coming off some injuries.

Following veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers’ trial and error, the New York Jets will now move on to find their quarterback of the future. A Jets career headlined by injuries and woeful performances now sees Rodgers looking for a new team or retirement.