It’s week 12 of the NFL season and the New York Jets are on the road in Baltimore, Maryland to take on the Baltimore Ravens. Kickoff is scheduled for 1:00 p.m. EST.

The Jets opened the 2025 season with seven straight losses before winning two of their last three games. Justin Fields was playing so poorly he got benched in the middle of the game several weeks ago. The Jets were ready to name Tyrod Taylor the starting quarterback going into the Cincinnati Bengals game four weeks ago, until fate stepped in. Taylor was sidelined with a knee injury, Fields...

This week the New York Jets made a change at quarterback. Veteran signal caller Tyrod Taylor takes over in the starting lineup for struggling Justin Fields. Fields moves to the bench.

In our SB Nation Reacts survey, we asked Jets fans whether they agree with the decision to sit Fields down. The results were unsurprisingly overwhelming.

To be honest, I was surprised the vote wasn’t higher. Fields played his way out of the lineup with bad performance after bad performance. I guess Taylor isn’t likely to do much better. The Jets are far out of the Playoff race so this...

FOX has a doubleheader this week while CBS will show a single game to each region.

If you live in the New York area, you will see:

Jets at Ravens early on CBS

Giants at Lions early on FOX

Eagles at Cowboys late on FOX

Kickoff time for the Jets and the Ravens is scheduled for 1:00 pm Eastern from Baltimore. Andrew Catalon, Charles Davis, and Jason McCourty will call the game for CBS.

With CBS relegated to regional coverage today, this game will have a very limited broadcast footprint. The game will be shown on CBS affiliates in...

Good morning, Gang Green Nation.

Here are your daily links ahead of today’s game between the New York Jets and the Baltimore Ravens.

Susanna Weir – Jets Activate LB Marcelino McCrary-Ball from Injured Reserve

Steve Serby – John Metchie on overcoming cancer, what he brings to Jets in candid conversation with The Post

Brian Costello – Jets hope to spark offense against Ravens as Tyrod Taylor gets starting nod

Connor Long – NY Jets 2026 mock offseason 1.0: Two swings at a franchise QB

Nick Faria – The NY Jets’ WR struggles only emphasize the offense’s root issue

Nick Faria...

The New York Jets are on the road in Baltimore, Maryland for the 11th game of their 2025 campaign. They will be taking on the Baltimore Ravens. The game is scheduled to start at 1:00 pm EST.

The game will be played in seasonably cool weather for late November in Maryland. Partly cloudy skies will prevail at the start of the game, transitioning to sunny skies by game’s end. Winds will be moderate and variable at 10 – 15 mph out of the west southwest at the start of the game, shifting to the west by halftime, then to the...

The New York Jets are on the road on Sunday for the 11th game of their 2025 campaign. They will be facing Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens. The Ravens have struggled a bit this season. They come into this game with a 5-5 record, good for 2nd place in the AFC North, one game behind the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Ravens’ defense was uncharacteristically porous in the first five or so games this season, but they have since turned things around and are looking more like the tough Ravens defenses of years past. In addition, Lamar Jackson missed a few...

The Ravens’ season got off to a slow start as they had to overcome some injury issues, but they’ve been getting healthier over the past few weeks and have a good chance to make the postseason at 5-5.

In the past 11 meetings between the teams, the Jets won just once and Baltimore has won four of the five meetings over the past 15 seasons by 15 points of more, so it’s usually not very close. Nobody is expecting it to be this time either, as the points spread has been hovering around 13 or 14 all week.

Let’s break...

How to watch: Sat, 11/22 , 3:30 PM/EST – CBS

Oregon’s late-season date with USC carries playoff implications for both programs, but for NFL watchers Week 13 is also a crucial measuring stick for two front-seven prospects who’ve quietly climbed draft boards. The Ducks’ front is built on a complementary pair: Matayo Uiagalelei, the long, athletic EDGE presence who has emerged as a consistent playmaker in Oregon’s scheme, and A’Mauri Washington, the beefy interior disruptor whose tape shows power and suddenness when he slants into gaps. How those two handle USC’s offensive line and run schemes this weekend will tell...

The Jets made a few moves at the trade deadline that were stunning. But perhaps the most stunning move was the one they didn’t make. After trading franchise cornerstones under contract for the long term in Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams, it didn’t make much sense at all that the Jets would hang on to free-agent-to-be Breece Hall.

After all, the Jets aren’t going anywhere this year. They’re 2-8, and their offense just hasn’t been anywhere near competitive. That’s not Hall’s fault, as he’s having one of the best seasons of his career this year, averaging 4.8 yards per carry,...

Good morning, Gang Green Nation!

Here are your Saturday Jets links to kick off your weekend.

Bent – Which quarterbacks could Jets target in 2026 NFL Draft?

Michael Nania – Is there a higher power involved in the NY Jets’ struggles?

Jack Bell – Notebook | OC Tanner Engstrand on WR AD Mitchell: ‘We Haven’t Scratched the Surface’

Susanna Weir – As Jets Search for Offensive Production in Week 12, RB Breece Hall Said ‘It’s All About Execution’

Antwan Staley – Jets mailbag: What should the Gang Green be thankful for this holiday season?

Bridget Reilly – Jets hoping to...

The final injury report for Week 12 has been released for the game between the New York Jets and the Baltimore Ravens. It appears the Jets will be getting starting cornerback Azareye’h Thomas back into the lineup after the rookie missed Week 11 with a concussion.

Thomas has been a full participant all week. In the aftermath of the Sauce Gardner trade, the rookie was elevated to the starting lineup. With the Jets out of the Playoff race and in full player development mode, the game reps for Thomas are important.

Will McDonald, who is nursing a quad injury, has...

Adonai Mitchell had an inauspicious debut as a Jets wide receiver. A pair of potentially big receptions went through his hands and fell to the ground incomplete. Jets offensive coordinator Tanner Engstrand, however, had some big things to say about the receiver.

“AD as a person is awesome,” OC Tanner Engstrand said. “He’s been phenomenal so far. Just like being around him, he’s got great energy, he’s got a great attitude. And to me, that’s where it starts. Like when I see him, I think he’s one of us.

“But if you want watch his performance last...