Jamaal Pritchett caught attention from New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn following the team's preseason finale against the Philadelphia Eagles. Pritchett is pushing for a roster spot as a receiver and special teamer. During the 19-17 loss for New York, Pritchett had a poor start. He fumbled, but recovered, a punt return.

Then the "no quit" that first-year head coach Aaron Glenn referred to several times in his postgame remarks rose up hot as QB Adrian Martinez and the Jets offense caught fire, moving to two long-drive touchdowns and then getting within a 60-yard field goal with a minute to play of pulling out an improbable 20-19 victory.

Hall, the team's leading running back a season ago, is scheduled to be an unrestricted free agent this offseason

Jets coach Aaron Glenn unwittingly kickstarted the rumor mill back in March at the NFL’s annual meeting. That’s when Glenn told the world that he felt so good about the depth in his running back room,

Aaron Glenn played eight seasons with the New York Jets and became head coach last January. As a player, he was a Pro Bowl cornerback with a flair for fashion.

The New York Jets went in a different direction at the quarterback position when the franchise signed Justin Fields in the offseason and moved away from veteran Aaron Rodgers. Early in Fields' tenure, coach Aaron Glenn has become a little frustrated with his new quarterback being frequently criticized as a passer.

The New York Jets have one of the top overall wide receivers in football today in Garrett Wilson. Clearly, the Jets' front office thinks this as they inked him

Brandon Stephens had opportunities to sign with other teams in free agency. But there was a specific reason why he decided to sign a three-year, $36 million contract with the Jets.