It’s week 6 of the NFL season and the New York Jets are in London, England to face the Denver Broncos. Kickoff is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. EDT.
The Jets have opened the 2025 season with five straight losses. The Jets offense has been erratic; sometimes good, sometimes terrible. The Jets defense has been uniformly and historically horrendous, getting the team into early deficits and rarely giving the team a decent chance to win. If the Jets don’t figure some things out on defense it won’t much matter what an undermanned offense is able to eke out on Sundays. Today’s...
At 9:30 AM EST, the New York Jets will face off against the Denver Broncos in the league’s sole European game of the week. What this means is that the Jets will once again be on primetime television, hopefully looking to surprise the masses as they win their first game. But how likely does Fanduel think that is? As a reminder, I am not discussing this in order to encourage a bet, but rather because I figure the amount of data and resources at Fanduel’s disposal makes them more qualified to estimate the outcome of games than any of us....
Happy gameday, Jets fans!
The Jets try to get their first win today an ocean away from home. Here are your Sunday links to get you ready for Jets vs. Broncos.
Bent – C Josh Myers breaks down what’s involved in getting Jets’ offensive line on the same page
Eric Allen – Jets Elevate WRs Brandon Smith and Isaiah Williams to the Active Roster
Rich Cimini – Should the Jets be movers at the trade deadline?
Mike Florio – Jets’ defense had players-only meeting
Brian Costello – Aaron Glenn ‘not hiding’ from Jets’ urgent reality as Broncos await
The New York Jets are in London, England for the sixth game of their 2025 campaign. They will be taking on the Denver Broncos. The game is scheduled to start at 9:30 am EDT.
The game will be played in seasonably cool weather for mid-October in London. Partly cloudy skies will prevail throughout the game. Winds will be light and variable at 5 – 10 mph out of the east northeast throughout the game. Temperatures will be in the upper 50s to near 60 throughout the game. Relative humidity will be high, in the low to mid 70s throughout the...
The Jets are 0-5, and we have a very unhappy fanbase in New York. This week’s SB Nation Reacts confirms that story.
Fan confidence in the team has fallen to a new season low level after an ugly loss to the Dallas Cowboys last Sunday.
That is down from 36 percent a week ago prior to the Jets’ loss to Dallas.
The fanbase is showing signs of turning on first year head coach Aaron Glenn.
You might say that’s not a bad poll for Glenn. After all, less than half the fans voted for Glenn to be on the hot...
The Jets face the Denver Broncos today in London at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
It is an early kickoff. This game is scheduled to get started at 9:30 am Eastern Time. The game will be shown on NFL Network. Rich Eisen and Kurt Warner will call the game.
All NFL games involving local teams must be broadcast on an over the air network. With that in mind, WNBC 4 in New York and KMGH 7 in Denver will simulcast the NFL Network broadcast live.
The game can be streamed live on tablets and mobile devices using NFL+. A separate subscription is...
I’ve always thought of playing quarterback as making a series of split-second risk-reward calculations. At its core, throwing a pass amounts to making your best evaluation of the defense, determining the likelihood of success for a given throw based on that evaluation, determining the yield of success if it works, and determining the downsides to failure (with the biggest failure being an interception). Oh, and you have to make all these calculations in like one millisecond, because much more than that and the opportunity has passed. Easy, right?
In situations when you have to process so quickly, you have to...
How to watch: Sat, 10/11 , 12:30PM/EST – ABC
Ty Simpson enters Alabama’s matchup against Missouri as one of the most intriguing quarterbacks in college football right now. After a rocky start early in his career, Simpson has grown into the steady hand at the heart of Kalen DeBoer’s offense. He’s completing over 75 percent of his passes and has a 13-to-1 touchdown-to-interception ratio over the Tide’s recent win streak. What stands out most is his pocket poise Simpson’s ability to slide, reset, and deliver on time has made Alabama’s passing attack far more dynamic than a year ago. He’s...
The Jets face the Broncos for the sixth season in a row on Sunday, in London. Last year, New York was looking for a third straight win but lost 10-9 on a late missed field goal, but they enter week six of this season looking to snap a five-game losing streak.
Let’s break down the Broncos’ roster going position by position:
Quarterbacks
Last year’s 12th overall pick, Bo Nix, got the win over the Jets last year but it was hardly an impressive performance as he completed just 12 of 25 passes for 60 yards.
Since then, though, he’s established...
Regardless of where one stands on New York Jets quarterback Justin Fields, one thing is certain – the team needs to add to their quarterback room this offseason. Whether Fields flourishes, fumbles, or anything in-between, the team needs a successor at the position with time to grow with the coaching staff. With that in mind, let’s dive into some of the options the NY Jets could entertain entering for the 2026 NFL draft. As with any good list, we’ll break the candidates into tiers and go into their individual fit, talent, and intangibles. Feel free to tear me apart in...
Good morning, Jets fans.
Congratulations for making it through the week. As a reward, I have compiled Jets links for you on this Sunday morning.
Bent – 5 things to watch as Jets face Broncos in Week 6 of 2025 NFL season
Rich Cimini – Jets LB Jermaine Johnson to play vs. Broncos after missing 3 games
Zack Rosenblatt – Can a players-only meeting save Jets’ defense? ‘Probably the worst defense in the league’
Zack Rosenblatt – Garrett Wilson is the star — and the leader — the Jets need now
Jack Bell – Jets DT Quinnen Williams: ‘You Got...
For those of you who don’t know, statistics is a big part of my day job. One could argue that it’s the most important part of my day job.
Because of that, I always think the data behind sports is where some of the juiciest stuff is. One statistic that I’ve always been fascinated by but could never really find the raw data to dive into with any real rigor is time-to-throw. Why? Because I think using the average for this statistic is pretty short-sighted as currently reported, and, as it turns out, New York Jets quarterback Justin Fields agrees....