The New England Patriots made a series of roster moves on Tuesday as they get ready for their Week 18 matchup with the New York Jets. That included a

The announcement comes after the Jets were blown out by the New Orleans Saints, 29-6, in Week 16. The game was a disaster for Cook and the Jets offense. The quarterback went 22-of-35 for 188 yards and interception. Cook was also sacked a whopping eight times.

The New England Patriots received a positive update on defensive tackle and fullback Khyiris Tonga as the playoffs loom.

If the Jets can’t even keep a game against a team like the Saints close, there is little reason to believe the team will be competitive against top teams like the Patriots and the Bills left on the team’s schedule.

New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn made his feelings clear on benching undrafted free agent rookie quarterback Brady Cook.

On Sunday afternoon, the New York Jets took the field for a road game against the New Orleans Saints and lost by a score of 29-6 in ugly blowout fashion. The loss dropped the Jets to an abysmal record of 3-12 on the season, continuing what has been one of the worst campaigns in franchise history.

On Thursday, the Jets announced a new quarterback signing — adding former third-round draft pick Hendon Hooker to the practice squad. The Jets released Adrian Martinez from the practice squad on Tuesday, making room for Hooker as the team's new emergency backup option.

The New York Jets will have a new defensive coordinator for the final three games of the 2025 season. Head coach Aaron Glenn dismissed DC Steve Wilks following Week 15, an embarrassing 48-20 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars. Glenn named defensive backs coach and passing game coordinator Chris Harris as interim.