AFC East

New YorkJets

436-573-8
All time, since 1960
.433
Win percentage
1
Super Bowl
MetLife StadiumOutdoorsBye week 13
Broadway Joe called it and then went and did it, still the most audacious afternoon anybody has had in this sport. Breece Hall breaks a long one most weeks and Garrett Wilson makes catches that have no business being completions. The humour comes free and the defence travels.
A. MercerClubhouse Correspondent, New York (AFC)

The fantasy roster, best rated first

13 rated
Key asset
Breece Hall
RB#34
Breece Hall
94.6
Garrett Wilson
WR#45
Garrett Wilson
91.9
Kenyon Sadiq
TE#140
Kenyon Sadiq
65.5
Omar Cooper
WR#144
Omar Cooper
64.3
Adonai Mitchell
WR#160
Adonai Mitchell
58.1
Geno Smith
QB#184
Geno Smith
50.5
Mason Taylor
TE#201
Mason Taylor
44.1
Braelon Allen
RB#243
Braelon Allen
23.5
Isaiah Williams
WR#244
Isaiah Williams
21.9
Isaiah Davis
RB#273
Isaiah Davis
15.9
Tim Patrick
WR#372
Tim Patrick
5.9
Jeremy Ruckert
TE#406
Jeremy Ruckert
3.3
Cade Klubnik
QB#420
Cade Klubnik
1.9

Fantasy-relevant players only. Quarterbacks, backs, receivers and tight ends, which is what HexMetrics prices. None of them sit inside the league's top 25, 2 inside the top 50, 2 inside the top 100.

Roster strength
65.7
28 of 32, weighted starting seven
Team Power
45
31 of 32, both sides
Value-weighted age
24.7
5 of 32, youngest first
Indoor games
3/17
26 of 32, most first

How roster strength is built: the seven slots behind 65.7

HexScore rates a player against others at his own position, so the seven below are not added up: each is weighted by what its slot is worth to an offence, and the weights are in the last column.

QBGeno Smith50.528%
RB1Breece Hall94.613%
RB2Braelon Allen23.57%
WR1Garrett Wilson91.917%
WR2Omar Cooper64.312%
TEKenyon Sadiq65.513%
FLEXAdonai Mitchell58.110%

The case for the 2026 season

Written before Week 1, and not revisited. Written 2026-08-21, before a single snap. Every result, injury and trade after kickoff is missing from it. Read it as a record of the argument rather than as a current one.

The two defensive numbers on this page disagree, and the argument lives in the gap

Pass defense ranks 32 of 32, which is last. The forward-looking defensive composite ranks 7 of 32, which is seventh. Those are the same unit measured two ways, one backward and one forward, and the entire Jets case is a bet on which of them is describing this season. Roster strength reads 65.7, 28 of 32, with Breece Hall at 94.6 the highest-rated player here.

Yes, we know

The quarterback slot rates 50.5. It carries 28% of the club figure, the heaviest weight on the page, and it is the reason a roster with two genuinely good players finishes 28 of 32. You did not need a model to tell you that and neither did I, but it is nice to have it written down by something with no feelings about it.

Team Power reads 45, 31 of 32. Pass efficiency 0.56, quarterback input 0.58, a line at 25 of 32. I am sceptical of any argument that rests on a quarterback taking a step forward, having heard it more than most, so this case will not rest on one. It rests on the two numbers at the top of the page that cannot both be right.

The two defenses

The backward number is -2.14 against the pass, which is 32 of 32 and is exactly as bad as it looks. The forward composite reads 0.75 and ranks 7, which is a top-ten unit. One of those is a record of what happened and the other is a projection of what happens next, and the club's whole season sits in the distance between them.

I think a strong defense buys a mediocre offense about three wins and no more, and that the market reliably forgets the second half of that sentence. So take the forward number at face value, grant the three wins, and you have a club that is better than it was and still not a contender. That is not pessimism, it is arithmetic, and it is the kind of arithmetic this fanbase does before breakfast.

The position nobody here talks about

Kenyon Sadiq rates 65.5 at tight end and the slot carries 13% of the club figure, the same weight as the first running back. Tight end usage in the scheme profile reads low. My standing view is that the position group least discussed in a market is the one that actually decides its seasons, and in this market that is not a close contest.

Meanwhile the two players everyone does talk about are the two the model likes: Breece Hall at 94.6 and Garrett Wilson at 91.9. Both are inside the league's top 100. 2 of them is inside the top 50. The club is not short of talent so much as short of it in six of the seven places it is counted.

The claim, made carefully so it can be held to

The roster is the fifth youngest in the league at a value-weighted 24.7, 5 of 32, with 50.5% of its rated talent under twenty-five. Strength of schedule ranks 16 of 32 counting easiest first, which is the middle, and the bye is week 13.

Here is the case, and it is deliberately small so that nobody can enjoy taking it apart in November: if the forward defensive number is the real one, this is a club that wins more than it loses and is unpleasant to play in a cold building in December, and the young half of the roster is a year closer to mattering. That is it. That is the whole thing. Anyone who tells you the rest of it is describing a quarterback slot that reads 50.5, and you are allowed to stop listening at that point.

The club record

76 players. Read from www.newyorkjets.com on 2026-09-12. Not a HexMetrics rating: this is what the club publishes.

Coaching staff

26 coaches

Head Coach

  • Head CoachAaron Glenn

Coordinators

  • Special Teams CoordinatorChris Banjo
  • Defensive CoordinatorBrian Duker
  • Offensive CoordinatorFrank Reich

Assistant Coaches

  • LinebackersBen Bolling
  • Defensive Assistant / Nickels CoachRonald Booker
  • Assistant Defensive Line / Outside LinebackersCameron Davis
  • Defensive LineKarl Dunbar
  • Defensive Backs / Pass Game CoordinatorChris Harris
  • Offensive LineSteve Heiden
  • Wide ReceiversShawn Jefferson
  • Running BacksNic McKissic
  • Offensive Assistant / Assistant QuarterbacksThomas Merkle
  • QuarterbacksBill Musgrave
  • Assistant Offensive LineBrian Natkin
  • Assistant Offensive LineAl Netter
  • Tight EndsAlfredo Roberts
  • Pass Game CoordinatorSeth Ryan
  • SafetiesRyan Slowik
  • Assistant LinebackersNathaniel Willingham
  • Defensive AssistantCollin Bauer
  • Special Teams AssistantRandall Jette
  • Special Teams AssistantKevin O'Dea
  • Offensive AssistantMatthew Sargent
  • Assistant Wide ReceiversJunior Taylor
  • Game ManagementJon Berger

Read from www.newyorkjets.com on 2026-09-12.

Depth chart

Offense

  • WR
    1. Garrett Wilson91.9
    2. Omar Cooper Jr.64.3
    3. Arian Smith
  • TE
    1. Jeremy Ruckert3.3
    2. Jelani Woods
  • LT
    1. Olu Fashanu
    2. Max Mitchell
  • LG
    1. Dylan Parham
    2. Jordan Meredith
  • C
    1. Josh Myers
    2. Jordan Meredith
  • RG
    1. Joe Tippmann
    2. Jordan Meredith
  • RT
    1. Armand Membou
    2. Chukwuma Okorafor
  • TE
    1. Mason Taylor44.1
    2. Kenyon Sadiq65.5
  • WR
    1. Adonai Mitchell58.1
    2. Isaiah Williams21.9
    3. Tim Patrick5.9
  • QB
    1. Geno Smith50.5
    2. Cade Klubnik1.9
  • FB
    1. Andrew Beck
  • RB
    1. Breece Hall94.6
    2. Braelon Allen23.5
    3. Isaiah Davis15.9
    4. Kene Nwangwu

Defense

  • EDGE
    1. Kingsley Enagbare
    2. David Bailey
  • DL
    1. Harrison Phillips
    2. Jowon Briggs
  • DL
    1. T'Vondre Sweat
    2. Jowon Briggs
  • DL
    1. David Onyemata
    2. Darrell Jackson Jr.
  • EDGE
    1. Joseph Ossai
    2. Will McDonald IV
    3. Braiden McGregor
  • LB
    1. Jamien Sherwood
    2. Marcelino McCrary-Ball
  • LB
    1. Demario Davis
    2. Kiko Mauigoa
    3. Trevin Wallace
  • NB
    1. Jarvis Brownlee Jr.
    2. D'Angelo Ponds
  • CB
    1. Brandon Stephens
    2. Qwan'tez Stiggers
  • CB
    1. Azareye'h Thomas
    2. Nahshon Wright
  • S
    1. Minkah Fitzpatrick
    2. Malachi Moore
  • S
    1. Dane Belton
    2. Andre Cisco

Special Teams

  • K
    1. Blake Grupe
  • P
    1. Austin McNamara
  • H
    1. Austin McNamara
  • PR
    1. Isaiah Williams21.9
    2. Isaiah Davis15.9
  • KR
    1. Kene Nwangwu
    2. Isaiah Williams21.9
    3. Isaiah Davis15.9
  • LS
    1. Thomas Hennessy

Full roster

15 of 60 rated
#PlayerPosHtWtAgeExpCollege
Active53
Offense
7Geno SmithRatedQB6-22213514West Virginia
10Cade KlubnikRatedQB6-220722RClemson
0Braelon AllenRatedRB6-1235223Wisconsin
3Kene NwangwuRB6-1210286Iowa State
20Breece HallRatedRB5-11217255Iowa State
32Isaiah DavisRatedRB6-1220243South Dakota State
47Andrew BeckFB6-3255307Texas
5Garrett WilsonRatedWR6-0183265Ohio State
11Omar Cooper Jr.RatedWR6-019922RIndiana
15Adonai MitchellRatedWR6-2205233Texas
18Isaiah WilliamsRatedWR5-10185253Illinois
82Arian SmithRatedWR6-0179242Georgia
16Kenyon SadiqRatedTE6-324121ROregon
85Mason TaylorRatedTE6-5251222LSU
86Jelani WoodsTE6-7253275Virginia
89Jeremy RuckertRatedTE6-5250265Ohio State
70Armand MembouOT6-4332222Missouri
66Joe TippmannC6-6313254Wisconsin
71Josh MyersC6-5310286Ohio State
61Max MitchellOL6-6307265Louisiana
64Dylan ParhamOL6-3311275Memphis
67Jordan MeredithOL6-2300284Western Kentucky
74Olu FashanuOL6-6312233Penn State
79Chukwuma OkoraforOL6-6320298Western Michigan
Defense
9Will McDonald IVEDGE6-4245274Iowa State
31David BaileyEDGE6-325123RTexas Tech
46Joseph OssaiEDGE6-4253266Texas
52Kingsley EnagbareEDGE6-4258265South Carolina
55Braiden McGregorEDGE6-6267253Michigan
91Jowon BriggsDL6-1313253Cincinnati
93David OnyemataDL6-33003311Manitoba (Canada)
95Darrell Jackson Jr.DL6-531523RFlorida State
97Harrison PhillipsDL6-3307309Stanford
99T'Vondre SweatDL6-4366253Texas
41Marcelino McCrary-BallLB6-0214273Indiana
44Jamien SherwoodLB6-2216266Auburn
49Trevin WallaceLB6-1237233Kentucky
51Kiko MauigoaLB6-2233232Miami
56Demario DavisLB6-22393715Arkansas State
1Azareye'h ThomasCB6-1197222Florida State
21Brandon StephensCB6-1215286SMU
23D'Angelo PondsCB5-818221RIndiana
37Qwan'tez StiggersCB6-0197243Toronto Argonauts
6Dane BeltonS6-1205255Iowa
8Andre CiscoS6-0210266Syracuse
29Minkah FitzpatrickS6-1202299Alabama
2Jarvis Brownlee Jr.DB5-10194253Louisville
26Nahshon WrightDB6-4190276Oregon State
27Malachi MooreDB5-11196252Alabama
Special teams
4Blake GrupeRatedK5-7156274Notre Dame
19Jason SandersK5-11186309New Mexico
14Austin McNamaraP6-4204252Texas Tech
42Thomas HennessyLS6-22463210Duke
Reserve/Injured4
30Tre BrownCB5-10186286Oklahoma
57Kingsley JonathanEDGE6-4260283Syracuse
17Tim PatrickRatedWR6-5210329Utah
40Chip TrayanumRB5-1022424RToledo
Reserve/Injured; Designated for Return2
72Anez CooperOL6-533422RMiami
34VJ PayneS6-320622RKansas State
Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform1
94Tyler BaronEDGE6-4258242Miami

Practice squad

0 of 16 rated
#PlayerPosHtWtAgeExpCollege
Practice Squad16
Offense
11Bailey ZappeQB6-1220274Western Kentucky
36Al-Jay HendersonRB5-10216RBuffalo
81Jamaal PritchettWR5-8175231South Alabama
84Malik McClainWR6-419523RArizona State
60Kohl LevaoOL6-6350281Hawaii
65Xavier NewmanOL6-2297274Baylor
75Brant BanksOL6-7306261Rice
Defense
54Paschal EkejiEDGE6-4230241Stellenbosch University
98Payton PageDL6-4300231Clemson
96Jack HeflinDT6-3304282Iowa
48Jaden KellerLB6-323523RVirginia Tech
50Troy ReederLB6-3245328Delaware
22Samuel Womack IIICB5-10189275Toledo
33Jordan ClarkCB5-9184252Notre Dame
38Mory BambaCB6-219325RBYU
92Nate LynnEdge6-3256242William & Mary

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