The Jets are heading into another important week of offseason work as the focus starts shifting from rookie minicamp to organized team activities. Fans continue breaking down the new look roster, Aaron Glenn’s second season as head coach, and how quickly the offense can come together around Geno Smith after the addition of Kenyon Sadiq. Here is the latest Jets News roundup for May 18.

Jets News

• New York Jets Schedule 2026, Takeaways and Predictions –
  ESPN
  ESPN breaks down the Jets schedule and highlights several key stretches that could shape the season.
• Jets Schedule 2026 Released –
  JetNation
  A complete look at the Jets 2026 schedule along with reaction to the biggest matchups on the calendar.
• Kenyon Sadiq Opens Up on Playing with Garrett Wilson and Breece Hall –
  The U.S. Sun
  The Jets rookie tight end discussed joining the offense and learning from established playmakers.
• A roundup of Jets related stories including schedule reactions, OTA storylines, and roster analysis.
• Jets’ Tim Patrick Signing All But Ends One UDFA’s Time in New York –
  Sports Illustrated
  SI looks at how the Tim Patrick signing impacts the Jets wide receiver depth chart.
• Jets Fans Continue Debating the Roster in the Forums –
  JetNation Forums
  Fans are discussing schedule predictions, the kicker competition, and expectations for the rookie class.

Once the schedule gets released and rookie minicamp wraps up, it starts to feel like the season is getting closer again. There are still plenty of questions surrounding this roster, but the conversation around the Jets has definitely picked up over the past few days. Stay tuned to JetNation for more coverage and join the discussion in the JetNation Forums.

The Jets wrapped up rookie minicamp this weekend, and attention is already shifting toward OTAs and the next phase of the offseason program. There is still plenty of discussion around the revamped coaching staff, roster depth, new wide receiver Tim Patrick, and whether Darren Mougey has done enough to improve the offense heading into 2026. Here is the latest Jets News roundup for May 17.

Jets News

• Jets Sign WR Tim Patrick –
  NewYorkJets.com
  The Jets officially signed veteran wide receiver Tim Patrick and released kicker Will Ferrin to make room on the roster.
• Jets Add Much Needed Experience to WR Corps with Tim Patrick –
  ESPN
  ESPN looks at how Tim Patrick fits into the Jets offense and why the team targeted veteran help at wide receiver.
• Jets Sign Two Players After Minicamp Tryouts –
  Gang Green Nation
  The Jets signed Landon Young and Jaden Keller following strong performances during rookie minicamp.
• Jets Already Cut Undrafted Rookie Kicker Will Ferrin –
  New York Post
  The Jets moved quickly at the kicker position after rookie minicamp wrapped up.
• Jets Rookie Minicamp News and Roster Moves –
  JetNation
  A full look at the latest rookie minicamp updates and roster moves from Florham Park.
• Jets News Updates, Rookie Minicamp and Jets Roster Moves –
  JetNation Forums
  Jets fans debate the Tim Patrick signing, kicker competition, and other offseason storylines.

This part of the NFL calendar is all about finding hidden depth pieces and figuring out which players can carry momentum into training camp. The Jets have already made several tweaks to the roster over the past week and there will likely be more coming soon. For more Jets discussion and daily updates, visit the JetNation Forums.

The Jets official 2026 schedule was released yesterday and what jumps out most is the stretch of games Gang Green will play over the first quarter of the season.  A brutal run that could have them, once again, out of playoff contention before Halloween.

Opening the season on the road in Tennesee will be no picnic as Robert Saleh will be looking for revenge with a loaded front seven.  Having added former Jets Jermaine Johnson and John Franklin-Myers to Jeffery Simmons up front is going to be tough for any offense.  Let alone a group that will be taking its first ever reps in live action.

Add to that the fact that the Titans brought in more weapons for Cam Ward by signing Wan’Dale Robinson away from the Giants before drafting Carnell Tate with the third overall pick in the draft.  From there, things only get worse.

A brutal stretch from weeks 2-4 will bring three teams who, barring injury, will be heavy favorites over the Jets in the Packers, Lions and Bears.  Three far superior teams before taking on the Cleveland Browns in week five.  Now, before you go writing off the Browns, remember they have one of the best defenses in the NFL, and a new head coach in Todd Monken who seems to get the best out of every quarterback who plays in his offense.

There are some who believe Deshaun Watson will be Cleveland’s week one starter.  If that’s the case, and Monken can get him to be even 75% of what he was at his peak, that game will be far tougher than most seem to believe.

From there it’s a head-to-head tilt with the New England Patriots who, again, should be heavy favorites in that one before the schedule offers a reprieve.  A winnable game against the Miami Dolphins followed by a  meeting with the Las Vegas Raiders.   Back,-to-back winnable games for sure, but two games that may be taking place with the Jets having two wins or less.

The Jets Schedule for the 2026 season is officially out, and the opener has a pretty interesting storyline right away. The Jets head to Tennessee in Week 1 to take on the Titans and former Jets head coach Robert Saleh. That game is going to get talked about a lot leading into opening weekend. Saleh faces the team that moved on from him, while the Jets begin Year 2 under Aaron Glenn with a completely different look from last season.

Even though Glenn is back for his second year as head coach, a lot has changed. He overhauled the coaching staff in the offseason, took over control of the defense himself, and brought in Frank Reich to run the offense. The Jets also made a major change at quarterback with Geno Smith now stepping in as the veteran starter.

The home opener comes in Week 2 against the Green Bay Packers at MetLife Stadium. That should be one of the better early-season atmospheres on the home schedule.

Some other games Jets fans will have circled right away include:

• Week 7 vs Miami Dolphins
• Week 10 vs Buffalo Bills
• Week 11 at Los Angeles Chargers
• Week 14 vs Denver Broncos
• Week 17 vs Minnesota Vikings

The Jets also finish the regular season on the road against Buffalo in Week 18.

There are definitely some tough road games on the schedule with trips to Kansas City, Detroit, Miami, Los Angeles, and Arizona. But with the roster changes and the new coaching setup, this season feels a little different compared to the last few years. There are still questions to answer, especially on offense, but there is also a fresh start feeling around the team heading into 2026.

The preseason schedule includes home games against Tampa Bay and the Giants, along with a road game in Pittsburgh.

Jets fans looking for the full week-by-week breakdown can check out the complete Jets Schedule here on JetNation. The week by week opponents also appear below.

2026 Jets Schedule

• Week 1, Sept. 13, at Tennessee Titans
• Week 2, Sept. 20, vs Green Bay Packers
• Week 3, Sept. 27, at Detroit Lions
• Week 4, Oct. 4, at Chicago Bears
• Week 5, Oct. 11, vs Cleveland Browns
• Week 6, Oct. 18, at New England Patriots
• Week 7, Oct. 25, vs Miami Dolphins
• Week 8, Nov. 1, vs Las Vegas Raiders
• Week 9, Nov. 8, at Kansas City Chiefs
• Week 10, Nov. 15, vs Buffalo Bills
• Week 11, Nov. 22, at Los Angeles Chargers
• Week 12, Nov. 29, at Miami Dolphins
• Week 13, Bye Week
• Week 14, Dec. 13, vs Denver Broncos
• Week 15, Dec. 20, at Arizona Cardinals
• Week 16, Dec. 27, vs New England Patriots
• Week 17, Jan. 3, vs Minnesota Vikings
• Week 18, TBD, at Buffalo Bills

The New York Jets continued adding veteran depth to the roster on Thursday by agreeing to terms with wide receiver Tim Patrick. The move gives the Jets another experienced option in the wide receiver room as Aaron Glenn and the new coaching staff continue shaping the offense around veteran quarterback Geno Smith heading into the 2026 season.

Patrick appeared in all 16 games for Jacksonville last season and brings versatility with the ability to line up both inside and outside. The Jets announced the signing on Thursday evening and you can read the full release from the team here: Jets sign Tim Patrick.

Patrick (6-5, 210) appeared in 16 regular season games (3 starts) for the Jacksonville Jaguars last season and had 15 receptions for 187 yards (12.5 per) and 3 touchdowns. In 2024, Patrick played 16 games (9 starts) with the Detroit Lions and totaled 33 receptions, 394 yards (11.9 per) and 3 touchdowns.

General manager Darren Mougey was in Denver when Patrick (32) started his professional career. The Utah product, who went undrafted in 2017, signed with the Broncos and played four seasons in Denver. He recorded 191 receptions, 2,590 receiving yards (13.6 per) and 18 TDs from 2018-22. Patrick missed the 2022 and ’23 campaigns due to a torn ACL and torn Achilles, respectively.

The New York Jets continued generating headlines on May 13th as the NFL schedule release is approaching, and offseason roster discussions continue to pick up around Florham Park. Aaron Glenn’s first offseason as head coach remains one of the biggest storylines surrounding the organization, while analysts continued breaking down the Jets’ rookie class, roster depth, and potential primetime matchups for 2026.

Jets News

• • New York Jets schedule leaks tracker for 2026 NFL season – Jets X-Factor
    As the official NFL schedule release approached, reports and rumors about possible Jets matchups and primetime games started surfacing online.
  • Jets rookie already turning heads before OTAs even begin – The Jet Press
    Early offseason workouts and rookie minicamp performances have already created buzz around several members of the Jets’ 2026 rookie class.
  • Aaron Glenn is making one thing clear about the new Jets culture – The Jet Press
    Aaron Glenn continues emphasizing accountability and physical football as he works to establish a new identity for the Jets heading into the 2026 season.
  • Jets rookie could have major role earlier than expected – Sports Illustrated
    One of the Jets’ young additions is already being projected for meaningful playing time as the team prepares for OTAs later this month.
  • Jets Fans Debate 2026 Schedule Release and Primetime Games – JetNation Forums
    Jets fans continued discussing possible primetime matchups, road trips, and AFC East games ahead of the official NFL schedule release.

The Jets offseason conversation is quickly shifting toward OTAs, training camp battles, and the official release of the 2026 NFL schedule. For more Jets News and daily fan discussion, visit the JetNation Forums.

The New York Jets had a busy news day on May 12, with the Breece Hall contract still driving conversation, the 2026 schedule release getting closer, and several roster questions starting to take shape after rookie minicamp. Here is the latest Jets News roundup for May 12, 2026.

Jets News

• The New York Jets’ newcomer that has Breece Hall excited – Jets X-Factor
  Breece Hall spoke positively about the Jets’ offseason, with Geno Smith standing out as one of the additions that has him excited for the 2026 season.
• New York Jets schedule release: Breadcrumbs, juiciest matchups – Jets X-Factor
  With the 2026 NFL schedule release approaching, the Jets’ possible Week 1 opponent and most interesting matchups were already becoming part of the offseason discussion.
• Breece Hall reflects on Jets tenure after signing three-year contract extension – The Jet Press
  Hall looked back on his first four seasons with the Jets after signing his new contract extension, calling the experience a rollercoaster while looking ahead to what comes next.
• Jets winners and losers after Aaron Glenn remakes roster in 2026 offseason – The Jet Press
  A look at which Jets players could benefit from the roster changes made by Aaron Glenn and Darren Mougey, and which players may face tougher competition.
• ESPN surprisingly snubs D’Angelo Ponds in latest Jets insult – The Jet Press
  The Jets’ second round pick D’Angelo Ponds was left off an ESPN projection of rookie contributors, which led to more discussion about his potential role in the secondary.
• 3 Jets Rookies Whose Stock Is Soaring 2 Weeks Before OTAs – Sports Illustrated
  Several Jets rookies are already getting attention as offseason workouts approach, giving fans a few young players to watch once OTAs begin.

For more Jets News and fan reaction throughout the offseason, visit the JetNation Forums.

The New York Jets rookie minicamp wrapped up this past weekend, and there was plenty for fans to dig into. Cade Klubnik got a lot of attention, David Bailey took the field for the first time as a pro, Kenyon Sadiq was already being discussed as a versatile weapon, and the Jets even made a few roster moves after tryouts. Here is a Jets Rookie Minicamp News roundup for May 11.

Jets News

• Jets Sign LB Jaden Keller, Waive Ochaun Mathis – NewYorkJets.com
  Jaden Keller earned a contract after taking part in rookie minicamp as one of the Jets’ tryout players.
• Jets Sign OL Landon Young, Waive WR Mac Dalena – NewYorkJets.com
  The Jets added veteran offensive lineman Landon Young after rookie minicamp and waived wide receiver Mac Dalena.
• Rookie Minicamp Notebook, Kenyon Sadiq on Jets’ Tight Ends – NewYorkJets.com
  Kenyon Sadiq, Cade Klubnik and Anez Cooper were among the rookies featured as the Jets got their first look at the new class.
• David Bailey Becomes a Football Player Again on First Day of Jets Rookie Minicamp – NewYorkJets.com
  First round pick David Bailey got on the field for his first Jets practice during rookie minicamp.
• Jets Will ‘Push the Envelope’ with Rookie QB Cade Klubnik – NewYorkJets.com
  The Jets plan to keep Cade Klubnik busy as he starts learning the offense under Frank Reich and Bill Musgrave.
• New York Jets QB Cade Klubnik Features Authority at Rookie Camp – Jets X-Factor
  Cade Klubnik made an early impression with his command and approach during rookie minicamp.
• 3 Reasons for Jets Fans to Buy Into Cade Klubnik Hype – Jets X-Factor
  Klubnik’s first weekend with the Jets gave fans a few reasons to be optimistic about the rookie quarterback.
• Jets Rookies Studying a Little Bit Extra in Curious Location Before Minicamp – New York Post
  Jets offensive rookies, including Cade Klubnik, Kenyon Sadiq and Omar Cooper Jr., put in extra playbook work at the team hotel.
• Cade Klubnik Draft Pick Displaying Strong Early Returns in Jets Rookie Minicamp – The Jet Press
  The early buzz around Klubnik continued after his first rookie minicamp with the Jets.

Rookie minicamp is still just the first step, but it gave Jets fans something real to talk about after weeks of draft debates. The pads are not on yet, and nobody is winning a job in May, but this rookie class already has a few interesting storylines heading into the next phase of the offseason. Join the conversation in the JetNation Forums.

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The New York Jets announced two roster moves following rookie minicamp, adding offensive lineman Landon Young and linebacker Jaden Keller while waiving wide receiver Mac Dalena and linebacker Ochaun Mathis.

According to the team, the Jets signed OL Landon Young and waived WR Mac Dalena. Young was one of 31 tryout players at rookie minicamp. The 6-foot-7, 321-pound lineman appeared in 17 games for the New Orleans Saints in 2024, making four starts at right guard and one at left guard. A sixth-round pick out of Kentucky in 2021, Young appeared in 56 games with New Orleans from 2021 through 2024 and made 12 starts.

Dalena originally signed with the Jets on a reserve/futures contract on January 12. The Fresno State product previously spent time on the Seattle Seahawks practice squad. In 2024, he was a first-team All-Mountain West selection after recording 64 receptions for 1,065 yards and 8 touchdowns.

The Jets also signed LB Jaden Keller and waived LB Ochaun Mathis. Keller, a 6-foot-3, 235-pound linebacker from Virginia Tech, was also among the Jets’ 31 rookie minicamp tryout players. He played in 11 games with 6 starts last season and ranked third on the team with 50 tackles. In 52 games for the Hokies, Keller totaled 181 tackles, 78 solo tackles, 7.5 tackles for loss, 1.5 sacks, 2 forced fumbles and 2 fumble recoveries.

Mathis signed a reserve/future contract with the Jets in January. He was selected by the Los Angeles Rams in the sixth round of the 2023 NFL Draft and later spent time with several teams, including the Patriots, Eagles, Titans, and Browns. He joined the Jets practice squad last December.

The moves come as the Jets roster continues to be tweaked, after the rookie minicamp and ahead of the next phase of the offseason program.

The team recently announced several new perks for Jets season ticket holders as part of the Flight Club Membership program for the 2026 season. I received an email last week with the details. The headline addition is a new food and beverage discount at MetLife Stadium. PSL holders will now receive 25% off food and non alcoholic beverages at Jets home games, while other season ticket members will receive 15% off. The team is also continuing to expand Jets Rewards, member events, exclusive experiences, merchandise offers, and other gameday incentives designed to reward loyal fans.

On paper, these are all positive additions.

Nobody is going to complain about saving money at the stadium, especially with concession prices continuing to rise across the NFL. For fans attending multiple games every season, those discounts can absolutely add up over the course of a year. The Jets Rewards program has some nice benefits as well.

The effort deserves credit. But if we are being honest, these perks still feel like they are addressing the symptoms instead of the actual problem.

The real issue for many Jets season ticket holders is affordability and value.

I have been a Jets season ticket holder since 1988. During that entire time, I have only missed three home games. I will always go to Jets games as long as I am healthy enough to make it there. But this year, for the first time in decades, I did not renew my season tickets. Instead, I will buy tickets on a game-by-game basis.

That decision had nothing to do with loyalty to the team. It came down to price.

Ticket prices remain extremely high relative to the product the Jets have put on the field the past ten-plus years. Meanwhile, resale values have been rough. Many fans trying to sell games they cannot attend have struggled to recover even a fraction of their costs, especially for less attractive games.

It gets frustrating when you buy the whole season, knowing you have paid more than everyone sitting around you who goes game by game. The camaraderie that used to exist sitting around other season ticket holders seems to be gone as the base has diminished.

The other reality that longtime Jets fans have noticed is the increasing presence of visiting fans at MetLife Stadium. Some opposing fanbases have practically turned Jets home games into road games over the past few seasons. When resale becomes difficult, and ticket prices stay high, more season ticket holders eventually decide it is no longer feasible to renew. That weakens the home-field atmosphere and slowly chips away at the core fan base that stayed loyal through decades of ups and downs.

Discounted food, Jets Rewards points, and exclusive member perks are appreciated. They really are.

But those benefits alone are not enough to solve the bigger disconnect many fans feel with these insane prices.

The Jets need to continue finding ways to make season tickets feel sustainable long term. More meaningful loyalty pricing for season-ticket holders is needed. Discounts for attending every game that could be applied to next year’s bill would be a nice cost-saving for dedicated fans.

Winning would help too, obviously.

At the end of the day, this new benefit package is a small step in the right direction. It shows the organization is at least listening and trying to improve the experience. But for many season ticket holders, the concern is no longer about whether food and drinks are discounted.

It is whether maintaining Jets season tickets still makes financial sense at all.

Visit the JetNation Forums to read more about NY Jets Season Ticket perks.