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AFC Notes: Garrett Wilson, A.J. Brown, Dolphins, Jets, Patriots

Dolphins No one on the Dolphins had illusions about what this season would be like, with tons of dead money on the books and one of the league’s youngest rosters. But that didn’t change the urgency to win, or the relief when they finally did it after six tries.  “The biggest thing for me is […] The post AFC Notes: Garrett Wilson, A.J. Brown, Dolphins, Jets, Patriots appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .

Aaron Glenn insists Jets are trying to fix viral 2-minute stat you have to see to believe

The New York Jets took a tough loss to the Miami Dolphins in Week 7, and it was a collection of things they could probably point to that led to it. One of the main things they should look at is how they finished the first half, as the Dolphins were able to get points […] The post Aaron Glenn insists Jets are trying to fix viral 2-minute stat you have to see to believe appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Patriots injury updates: News on Alijah Vera-Tucker, Ben Brown, and others

Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel gives the latest injury rundown after a week off. Guard Alijah Vera‑Tucker lands on injured reserve with a hamstring strain and is out at least four games, though not necessarily for the season. Guard Ben Brown returns to practice after missing the Jets game with a knee injury. The team must decide on tackle Marcus Bryant before his 21‑day IR window expires, while guard Greg Van Roten and safety Dell Pettus are slated to rejoin practice this week. With only six IR return slots left, the Patriots juggle depth at multiple positions, including missing Rhamondre Stevenson and several defensive starters.

Rams 13-personnel batter Raiders defense

The Los Angeles Rams dismantled the Las Vegas Raiders' defense with a dominant 13‑personnel attack, running 38 rushes for 199 yards and scoring two touchdowns. Raiders coach Rob Leonard could muster only one sack and four QB hits on Matt Stafford, who set a franchise record with 155 career TD passes. The Rams tallied 35 points, 99 yards rushing from Kyren Williams and 93 from Blake Corum, while the Raiders managed two late‑game turnovers but couldn’t stop the onslaught. The loss marks the fourth consecutive 30‑plus‑point defeat for the Raiders as they head into a road clash with the New York Jets.

Dolphins are a bad team, but this elite stat since De’Von Achane’s ACL injury will blow your mind

The Miami Dolphins were able to get their first win of the season in Week 7 against the New York Jets, and it was probably the best game they played so far. They were sharp on offense, and it was hard for the Jets to stop anything that Malik Willis was doing, but it was […] The post Dolphins are a bad team, but this elite stat since De’Von Achane’s ACL injury will blow your mind appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Are the NY Jets really just one change away from success?

In the words of the legendary Bill Parcells, “You are what your record says you are.” This season, the New York Jets sit at a measly 2-5. So, they are only as good as that indicates, and it’s quite disappointing, especially given all the opportunities they’ve had to improve that record by sneaking away with ... Read More FOR MORE AT JETS X-FACTOR, VISIT Are the NY Jets really just one change away from success? | Jets X-Factor

Fins Up, Fins Down | Winners and losers from Miami Dolphins week seven victory

The Miami Dolphins snap their winless streak with a 28-25 victory over division rival New York Jets on Oct. 25, 2026. Quarterback Malik Willis earns the “Fins Up” honor, throwing two TD passes and rushing for a third, posting a season‑best 130.7 passer rating and zero turnovers. Despite the comeback, Miami’s defense – especially the secondary – earns “Fins Down” after allowing 287 passing yards, three TDs and 18 second‑half points, despite rookie safety Michael Taaffe’s interception. The win gives fans a rare Sunday smile, but defensive lapses remain a key concern.

Identifying 5 Top New York Jets Coaching Candidates to Replace Aaron Glenn in 2027

The New York Jets are expected to fire Aaron Glenn after a 5‑19 start and will search for a new head coach for the 2027 season. Sportsnaut highlights five top candidates: veteran Bills coach Sean McDermott, whose defensive expertise could lift the Jets; 30‑year‑old Ravens offensive coordinator Declan Doyle, praised for play‑calling and a top‑10 offense; former Steelers head coach and NBC analyst Mike Tomlin, a culture‑builder with ample cap space and three first‑round picks; and Rams offensive coordinator Nate Scheelhaase, a rising offensive mind despite lacking NFL play‑calling experience. The article weighs each candidate’s track record and fit with New York’s talent pool, including stars like Breece Hall and Garrett Wilson.

Nobody Fails Like The New York Jets

The Miami Dolphins, plagued by mismanagement and a $167 million QB bust, entered their Week 1 matchup as the new NFL punchline—only to be out‑performed by the perennially losing New York Jets. The Jets, still winless in a decade and 5‑19 under coach Aaron Glenn, handed the Dolphins a humiliating defeat, underscoring that even the league’s “failure factory” can still out‑fail its rivals. The article highlights the Jets’ ongoing winless streak, the Dolphins’ early-season woes, and the ironic turn of events that left Miami looking even worse after the game.

Should New York Jets bench struggling veteran starter?

While coaching has deservedly drawn most of the flak for the New York Jets’ 2-5 start, poor player execution is also an ingredient in the Jets’ pie of slop. The coaches can’t be blamed for every failed play. Sometimes, plays fail because players just don’t execute, and even having Vince Lombardi on the headset wouldn’t ... Read More FOR MORE AT JETS X-FACTOR, VISIT Should New York Jets bench struggling veteran starter? | Jets X-Factor

Raiders Week 8: Meet the Jets

The Las Vegas Raiders head to MetLife Stadium for their Week 8 showdown against the New York Jets on Sunday at 10 a.m. PT. The Jets sit at 2‑5 after a 28‑25 home loss to Miami, while the Raiders seek a third consecutive win over New York. Their last meeting was a 16‑12 Raiders victory in November 2023, and the rivalry dates back to a dramatic Derek Carr‑to‑Henry Ruggs win in December 2020. Both AFC teams are fighting to end disappointing seasons, making this early‑morning clash a must‑watch.

Mike Tomlin says Jets should practice two-minute drill ‘every day’

Mike Tomlin criticizes Jets head coach Aaron Glenn for the team's 107-6 deficit in the two minutes before halftime over his 24-game tenure, highlighted by a 28-25 loss to the winless Miami Dolphins on Oct. 25. Tomlin says the Jets should practice two‑minute drills daily, noting that Glenn’s four timeouts in the first half allowed a 15‑play, 91‑yard Dolphins drive. The defeat drops New York to 2‑5, Glenn to 5‑19 overall and 0‑8 in the AFC East, sparking calls for his dismissal. Tomlin’s blunt advice underscores the urgency to fix the Jets’ clock management before the season’s slump deepens.

NY Jets’ 2027 draft outlook is absurd after Week 7’s results

It’s almost Halloween, and New York Jets fans know what that means. No, silly, it isn’t time to start mapping out the path to a wild card spot. Those are trivial matters for franchises interested in that “winning” nonsense. Rather, it’s time to make mock-draft simulations a daily time-killing ritual. With three first-round picks in ... Read More FOR MORE AT JETS X-FACTOR, VISIT NY Jets’ 2027 draft outlook is absurd after Week 7’s results | Jets X-Factor

Falcons Signing TE E.J. Jenkins

Per D. Orlando Ledbetter, the Falcons are signing TE E.J. Jenkins to the practice squad. Jenkins, 27, attended South Carolina and Georgia Tech before going undrafted in 2023. He caught on with the Jets as an undrafted free agent before being among the team’s final roster cuts and joining the Eagles’ practice squad. After being […] The post Falcons Signing TE E.J. Jenkins appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .

Looking Back at the Biggest Trades of the Miami Dolphins’ Rebuild

The Phinsider reviews the Miami Dolphins' most consequential trades of the past year as they rebuild. In November 2025, the team dealt edge rusher Jaelan Phillips to the Eagles for a 2026 third‑round pick used on blocking tight end Will Kacmarek, while Phillips secured a $120 million contract with the Panthers. In March 2026, safety Minkah Fitzpatrick moves to the Jets for a seventh‑round pick that became EDGE Max Llewellyn, and Fitzpatrick posts solid numbers for New York. Also in March, the Dolphins shipped wideout Jaylen Waddle and a fourth‑rounder to Denver for multiple high picks, later turning those into a trade package that brought CB Chris Johnson and several rookie depth players, while absorbing a $26.3 million dead‑cap hit. The recap weighs each deal’s financial impact and on‑field results to gauge whether the Dolphins’ aggressive roster shake‑up is paying off.