C.J. Mosley Still Helping the New York Jets originally appeared on Athlon Sports. For the first time this decade, The New York Jets will be without C.J. Mosley as a captain on defense. Mosley spent five seasons with the Jets, all of them serving as defensive captain, including a Pro Bowl season.

The New York Jets could strike a blockbuster trade with the Washington Commanders swapping Breece Hall for Terry McLaurin.

He spent a decade as the Jets’ left tackle and only missed a single snap, which was because the Jets called a trick play. He was elected to the Jets Ring of Honor in 2022. D’Brickashaw went back to school to get a degree in nursing.

Tanner Engstrand is in as offensive coordinator, with Justin Fields leading his unit, which has some question marks over it, especially at the receiver position. Only Garrett Wilson as the main target, with Josh Reynolds and Allen Lazard behind him, isn't considered a top trio, but there is one thing the Jets have in their favor.

The New York Jets are hopeful quarterback Justin Fields and wide receiver Garrett Wilson find their chemistry together from years past at Ohio State in 2025. But Fields has other receivers too and the offense is waiting to see which wideout steps up and becomes the No. 2 receiver alongside Wilson.

Josh Reynolds is a member of the New York Jets in part due to new head coach Aaron Glenn. Reynolds revealed why he has trust in Glenn and what he's seen so far.

Part of Tanner Engstrand's offense, Reynolds has history with his coordinator after time in Detroit, and now he is back working as he looks to reestablish himself in the league - and he's doing it with a new quarterback in Fields.

Jets rookie Arian Smith impressed at 2025 minicamp, showcasing elite speed and improved hands, emerging as the standout newcomer.

A dual-threat at wide receiver and cornerback, few players will receive more attention than Hunter in 2025. On defense, Hunter had 36 tackles, 11 passes defensed and four interceptions with Colorado last season. On offense, he made 96 catches for 1,258 yards and 15 scores, the second most in the FBS.

The Jets signed Fields to a two-year, $40 million contract. It's a low-risk, high-reward venture for the Jets. If Fields can live up to the potential that got him drafted with the No. 11 overall pick, it's a bargain for the Jets. If Fields continues to struggle, it's not a franchise-hampering deal.