Gang Green Nation
Good morning Gang Green Nation!
The New York Jets surprisingly had rookie wide receiver Arian Smith inactive in last Sunday’s game against the Atlanta Falcons. He had been surpassed on the depth chart by recent additions John Metchie and Adonai Mitchell, but few expected the seldom used Allen Lazard, who has no future with the Jets, to be active in Smith’s stead. Was it a one-time disciplinary measure? There are rumors to that effect. Whether it was a disciplinary move or performance based, or some combination of the two, this is not a great sign for Smith’s future. Next year Garrett Wilson and Adonai Mitchell will be back. John Metchie likely will be too. The Jets will likely draft a receiver, and they may sign a free agent as well. Will there be a place for Smith on the team? There will be if he ups his game. If not, he may be one and done.
Here are your links to your New York Jets this glorious Wednesday in December:
Randy Lange – 3 Stats to Know | More Rare Company for AD Mitchell After First Pro TD Catch of 52 Yards
Eric Allen – Jets Sign CB Samuel Womack to the Practice Squad
Jack Bell – Notebook | Pair of Rookies on the Jets’ Defense Capitalizing On Opportunities
Adam Schefter – Jets grant $1M to ECAC to help create women’s flag football league
Brian Costello – Aaron Glenn mum on Arian Smith being surprise Jets inactive in win
Nick Wojton – Analysis: What went right, what went wrong in the Jets’ win vs Falcons
Charlie Baduini – Jets get positive update on position of need ahead of 2026 draft
Matt Sullivan – ESPN insider reveals Jets quarterback plan for 2026 NFL Draft
Mike Moraitis – Will Garrett Wilson return in Week 14? Latest injury update on Jets wide receiver
JetsFix – Three on D: Watts, Clemons, Taylor
JetsFix – Roster News: Jets sign Womack to practice squad
Derek Praschak – Jets player reveals Week 13 win was ‘personal’ after cold shoulder from Falcons
Blair Yusko – Tyrod Taylor continues to justify the Jets’ crucial QB decision
Rob Wolkenbrod – Jets get important sign of buy-in from Breece Hall after Aaron Glenn’s message
James Gruter – Can the Jets Have a Top Offense in 2026? Three Factors that Point to Yes
Here are your missed connections from yesterday.
