The New York Jets are working through their summer of training camp and the 2025 NFL preseason. The team is depending on wide receiver Garrett Wilson plenty this upcoming season and he's working hard to try and produce once the regular season starts.

Aaron Glenn's first training camp at the helm of the Jets provided revealing moments for a coach looking to leave his stamp on a struggling franchise.

Everything is amplified when you're the head coach, or quarterback, of the New York Jets, and new HC Aaron Glenn has quickly figured that out.

On paper, the Jets look very good at the cornerback position. They will need to be. Aaron Glenn’s heavy blitzing tendencies will leave plenty of one on ones at the back of the defense. Let’s talk about the players who will be in coverage.

Deep at the defensive tackle position, the Browns have swapped Briggs and a 2026 seventh round pick to the Big Apple in exchange for a 2026 sixth round pick. This comes after the Browns signed Maliek Collins in free agency and drafted Mason Graham with the fifth overall pick in the draft.

The New York Jets reportedly added a veteran presence to their defensive tackle rotation Wednesday by trading for Harrison Phillips.

Following a strong rookie season last year, New York Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers was recently ranked among the top NFL players under the age of 25.

One anonymous league insider (executive, coach or scout) told a recent pollster that the New York Giants will reach the Super Bowl this season.