Dealing Geno Smith at the trade deadline would’ve never made sense for Jets
The New York Jets made the right move by deciding not to trade away veteran quarterback Geno Smith at the NFL trade deadline, despite having suitors.
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SNY’s Connor Hughes Says Jets DC Brian Duker Is “Not Particularly Well Liked” in the Building, Then Apologizes
SNY Jets reporter Connor Hughes sparked controversy on Nov. 12, 2026, by claiming defensive coordinator Brian Duker is “not particularly well liked” in the New York Jets’ locker room and suggesting he does little beyond assisting head coach Aaron Glenn. The remarks, made on Jets Final Drive, quickly spread online. A day later Hughes posted an apology on X, saying his comments were inappropriate but not admitting they were wrong. The article outlines Duker’s background with Miami and the Lions, and the mixed fan reaction to the apology, highlighting tension within the franchise.
The oft-ignored gap between Jets’ Breece Hall and Braelon Allen
There’s one thing about New York Jets running back Braelon Allen that nobody can dispute: He’s emerged as one of the NFL’s most reliable rushers in 2026. The numbers say it all. Entering Week 10, among RBs with at least 100 rushing attempts, Allen ranks fourth in yards per attempt (5.0), fifth in yards after ... Read More FOR MORE AT JETS X-FACTOR, VISIT The oft-ignored gap between Jets’ Breece Hall and Braelon Allen | Jets X-Factor
Vikings Inquired On 3 QBs Before Cousins Trade
The Vikings secured Kirk Cousins from the Las Vegas Raiders at the November 12 trade deadline, surrendering a 2027 third‑round pick. Before landing Cousins, Minnesota also queried the Chargers’ Justin Herbert, the Colts’ Daniel Jones and the Jets’ Geno Smith—each ultimately off the table due to no‑trade clauses, contract extensions, or lack of interest. The deal materialized just 90 minutes before the deadline after a disastrous outing by Carson Wentz and an injury to Kyler Murray. Cousins, who preferred Minnesota if a trade occurred, brings a $10 million 2027 roster bonus and an $80 million, two‑year extension the Vikings likely will restructure.
Updated 2027 NFL Mock Draft 6.0: Post-Trade Deadline Edition
The post‑trade‑deadline edition of the 2027 NFL Mock Draft 6.0 examines how recent moves reshaped next year’s draft board. The biggest shock was Jacksonville trading a first‑round pick for Eagles DT Jordan Davis, giving Philadelphia, the Jets, Browns and Titans multiple first‑rounders. The Jets now sit with three top‑13 picks, making them the most intriguing team. The mock highlights top targets: Chargers eye Ohio State WR Jeremiah Smith; Titans consider South Carolina edge rusher Dylan Stewart; Dolphins favor Oklahoma State QB Drew Mestemaker; Jets (via Indianapolis) target Notre Dame CB Leonard Moore; Eagles look at Texas QB Arch Manning; Jets also like Miami QB Darian Mensah; Commanders eye Texas DE Colin Simmons; Buccaneers pursue Indiana WR Charlie Becker; Cardinals consider Notre Dame QB CJ Carr. The draft outlook reflects the trade deadline’s impact and shifting prospects as college season wraps up.
Aaron Glenn defends Jets’ quiet trade deadline approach
New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn did his best to defend the team's quiet approach to the NFL trade deadline, citing how close the team is to winning.
New York Jets News: Insider Says There is Geno Smith Extension Interest?
Despite a 2-7 start to the 2026 season, the New York Jets see quarterback Geno Smith as a top candidate for a 2027 extension. The Athletic’s Zack Rosenblatt reports the team plans to seriously consider re‑signing the unrestricted free agent, noting Smith’s elite metrics – 18th in EPA per dropback, 6th in deep‑pass EPA, 11th in yards per attempt and 5th in adjusted completion percentage – and his locker‑room leadership. The Jets even declined trade offers at the deadline, underscoring their interest.
Taylor Swift Receives Big News 3 Days After Travis Kelce’s Chiefs Game
Three days after cheering on Travis Kelce as the Kansas City Chiefs thumped the New York Jets 35‑12 in Week 9, Taylor Swift lands a major honor. The Hollywood Reporter announced she will receive the Sherry Lansing Leadership Award at its Women in Entertainment breakfast gala, presented by Greta Gerwig. The article also recaps the Chiefs’ 6‑2 record, Mahomes’ 242‑yard, two‑TD passing line, and Kelce’s 72 receiving yards, noting the team’s next matchup versus the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday.
🔥 Aaron Glenn Hot Seat Meter Week 9: Glenn's damage goes beyond the losses
The Aaron Glenn era for the New York Jets is clearly getting towards the end of its rope, and it may be starting to do more harm than good.
Fantasy Football Week 10: Start ’em, sit ’em
Bills tight end Dalton Kincaid should perform better against the Jets in Week 10, while Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford is worth keeping on the bench amid growing receiver injuries.
Josh Allen sounds off on Bills’ ‘message’ after huge Amani Hooker addition
The Buffalo Bills trade for safety Amani Hooker and a fifth‑round pick, surrendering a second‑rounder to the Titans. Hooker, the league’s current interception leader with 10 picks since 2024, bolsters a secondary ranked 29th in pass defense. QB Josh Allen praises the move, saying it sends a "message" of belief and confidence, and vows to integrate Hooker quickly into the Bills' culture and scheme. Hooker is slated to debut against the New York Jets Sunday, joining Cole Bishop and potentially shifting Damar Hamlin to a dime role.
Jets’ Aaron Glenn sends clear message to Will McDonald IV after trade request doesn’t work
At the November 12, 2026 trade deadline, the New York Jets rejected edge rusher Will McDonald IV’s trade request and coach Aaron Glenn publicly reaffirmed his role. McDonald, who has logged three sacks, 16 tackles, seven QB hits and a forced fumble in nine games while seeing his snap share dip to 46%, said he holds no hard feelings and wants to help the team win. Glenn promised increased playing time, noting McDonald’s improvement and importance to the defense, after his 2024‑2025 production of 10.5 and eight sacks respectively.
Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes Gets Huge Off-Field ‘Blessing’ Update With Wife Brittany
Patrick Mahomes, who’s piled up 2,037 passing yards and 14 touchdowns in the first eight games of the 2026 season, announces a personal milestone: he and wife Brittany are expecting their fourth child, set to arrive around February 2027. The Mahomes family—daughters Sterling Skye and Golden Raye and son Patrick “Bronze” Lavon III—shared beachside photos celebrating the news. Mahomes continues to excel on the field, posting a 67.3% completion rate, a 35-12 win over the Jets and a 6-2 record for Kansas City, while boasting a 101-33 career starter record and three Super Bowl rings.
“First Time I’ve Ever Disagreed”: Former Chiefs Player Turns On Andy Reid Over Harrison Butker Decision
After Harrison Butker missed two crucial field goals in the Chiefs' 35‑12 Week 9 win over the Jets, coach Andy Reid said he will keep the veteran kicker for Week 10, sparking criticism from former Chiefs receiver Gehrig Dieter. Dieter, posting on X, called it the first time he’s disagreed with “Big Red,” noting Butker’s eight missed kicks in nine games and the recent acquisition of veteran Justin Tucker, who is on the practice squad after being released by the Ravens. With the Falcons looming in Week 10, the debate over Butker’s role intensifies as Kansas City’s special‑teams stability hangs in the balance.
Travis, Jason Kelce drop perfect Step Brothers parody for John C. Reilly New Heights episode
Travis and Jason Kelce star in a Step Brothers‑style parody to promote John C. Reilly’s New Heights episode on Nov. 11, where the actor revisits the 2008 comedy and teases his new film How to Rob a Bank (out Nov. 13). The post also highlights Travis’s recent Chiefs performance—a 12‑35 win over the Jets on Nov. 8 that set an NFL record for combined passing and receiving yards with Patrick Mahomes and made him the oldest tight end to score a rushing TD, marking his 200th regular‑season game. The Chiefs face the Atlanta Falcons next on Nov. 15.
10-Year NFL Quarterback Sees Wife Arrested After Attacking Him With Pliers (Breaking News)
Former New York Jets quarterback Richard Todd, a 10‑year NFL veteran and Alabama Hall of Famer, was allegedly attacked with pliers by his 68‑year‑old wife, Debra Darby Todd, during a late‑night argument on Nov. 9 in Florence, Alabama. Court documents say Todd suffered cuts and abrasions but did not require hospitalization, while Debra faces a second‑degree domestic‑violence felony charge and a $30,000 bond. The incident, which has drawn national attention due to Todd’s storied career—including leading the Jets to the 1982 AFC Championship—remains under investigation, with no court date set yet.
68-Year-Old Woman Arrested For Felony Assault After Attacking Former Jets QB – Mugshot Released [PHOTO]
A 68‑year‑old woman, Debra Darby Todd, is arrested on a second‑degree domestic‑violence charge after allegedly attacking her husband, former New York Jets quarterback Richard Todd, with pliers at their home in Florence, Alabama. Richard sustained multiple arm cuts but declined medical care. Debra was booked into Lauderdale County Jail with a $30,000 bond. The article recaps Todd’s football legacy, including his Alabama years under Bear Bryant, four SEC titles, a 1973 national championship, and an 11‑year NFL career with the Jets, Giants and Saints.
12-Year NFL Head Coach Arrested After Running Over People With His Car (BREAKING NEWS)
Former NFL head coach and ESPN analyst Rex Ryan, 63, turns himself in after being charged with six misdemeanors for allegedly running over two pedestrians in Nashville on Nov. 5. Police say Ryan’s pickup truck entered a crosswalk where the pedestrians had a walk signal, striking their feet and a leg before he fled the scene. The charges include leaving the scene, failing to render aid and disobeying a traffic signal. Ryan was released on non‑financial conditions and is slated to appear in court next month. The incident follows his tenure with the Jets and Bills and his current media role.
The forbidden topic: NY Jets, Giants, David Bailey, Arvell Reese
“You will own no thoughts, and you will be happy.” It’s ugly out there, folks. The unwritten rules in the digital sports media space are both harsher and more plentiful in New York Jets land. Fifteen years and counting. The Jets fan simply wants a winner. They want to identify and hire a genuine football ... Read More FOR MORE AT JETS X-FACTOR, VISIT The forbidden topic: NY Jets, Giants, David Bailey, Arvell Reese | Jets X-Factor
Bills S Amani Hooker may play Week 10 vs. New York Jets
Buffalo Bills safety Amani Hooker may suit up for Week 10 against the New York Jets, according to head coach Joe Brady. The veteran, who joined the Bills after a mid‑season trade from the Tennessee Titans, is praised for his football intelligence and quick learning of new terminology. Brady and defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard plan to ease Hooker into the scheme, emphasizing a day‑by‑day approach. Hooker, eager to contribute, says he’s studying the playbook and ready to partner with Cole Bishop as the Bills seek a new lock‑down safety duo following Micah Hyde’s retirement.
NFL Has 1 Word for Patrick Mahomes, Brittany Mahomes After Personal Announcement
Patrick and Brittany Mahamahes announce on Instagram that they’re expecting their fourth child, prompting the NFL to reply with a single "congratulations!" The Chiefs, fresh off a 35-12 win over the Jets that ended a two‑game skid, see Mahomes back at his MVP form with 242 yards, two TDs and no picks. The family now includes three kids—Sterling, Bronze and Golden Raye—plus the newborn due later this year. Kansas City, bolstered by Kenneth Walker III and the new acquisition Josh Downs, heads into Week 10 against the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday at 1 p.m. ET.
Ravens Signing K Riley Patterson
The Baltimore Ravens add former Miami kicker K. Riley Patterson after a successful workout, NFLTradeRumors.co reports. The 27‑year‑old, undrafted out of Memphis in 2021, has bounced around the league—stints with the Vikings, Patriots, Lions, Jaguars, Commanders, Jets, Falcons and Browns—most recently appearing in five games for the Dolphins, converting seven of nine field goals and five of six extra points in 2026. His journeyman experience and recent production prompt Baltimore to give him a chance at the kicker spot.
AFC West power rankings after Week 9 truly prove division is two-horse race
The Kansas City Chiefs got back in the win column in Week 9! They blew out the New York Jets, pulling away in the second half and getting to 6-2 on the year. It was a welcomed sight after dropping back-to-back games.
Four starting offensive linemen limited as Buffalo Bills prepare for Jets
The Buffalo Bills head into Week 10 versus the Jets with four of their five starting offensive linemen listed as limited—Alec Anderson, Spencer Brown, Dion Dawkins, and center Conner McGovern—due to ankle, rib and neck issues. Despite the injuries, the team added guard Nick Broeker to the practice squad and hopes the O‑line will recover before Sunday’s game at MetLife Stadium. Meanwhile, defensive end Greg Gaines and others are fully cleared, while DB Jordan Hancock and WR Tyrell Shavers are slated for a roster return soon. The upcoming full practice will reveal how the Bills’ revamped line will protect QB Josh Allen.
AFC Notes: Amani Hooker, Will McDonald, Bills, Jets, Titans
The Bills trade for safety Amani Hooker from the Titans, reshaping Dion Dawkins' deal to fit the cap, with GM Brandon Beane likening Hooker’s instincts to Micah Hyde. Bills coach Joe Brady assures Damar Hamlin his role remains secure. Meanwhile, Jets head coach Aaron Glenn praises DE Will McDonald’s pass rush after his trade request, and McDonald says he just wants to play. Titans GM Mike Borgonzi explains the Hooker move, mentions keeping RB Tony Pollard, and backs Cam Ward as the franchise quarterback of the future.
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