Despite being on their way to a last-place finish in the AFC East, the New York Jets aren't planning to move on from Aaron Glenn after his first season is complete.

The Jets still face a long road to being a playoff team again, but it's possible they'll dig themselves out of the hole they're in.

The New York Jets have three games left to go in the 2025 National Football League regular season and unfortunately will play them without the services of star

The Jets still have three games to play in 2025 season. But Friday brought another sign that it’s all about 2026. Wide receiver Garrett Wilson will remain on injured reserve for the rest of the season, coach Aaron Glenn announced on Friday morning as the team prepared for Sunday’s game at New Orleans.

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A lack of pass-rushing production has arguably been equally as prohibitive to the Jets' defensive struggles. The Jets currently rank 31st in sacks with just 22 QB takedowns in 14 games. The advanced metrics are aligned with the production. ESPN Stats & Info has their pass-rush-win-rate at a 26th-ranked 33%.

Amid their quarterback carousel as the end of the 2025 season draws nearer, the New York Jets brought another signal-caller into the fold.