New York Jets aim for improvement in 2026 season after rough 2025
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 10, 2026, 9:03 PM
Last updated Jun 10, 2026
The New York Jets enter the 2026 season following a disastrous 2025 campaign, where they tied for the worst record in the NFL. To revamp their performance, the Jets made significant offseason moves, acquiring 16 veterans and eight rookies. They will begin the season with a matchup against the Tennessee Titans, a team that also struggled recently. The Jets' early schedule features tough games against the Green Bay Packers and Detroit Lions, challenging their newly assembled roster. Aaron Glenn's team hopes to achieve a better win-loss record to prove their offseason changes have taken effect.
- •Jets finished 2025 tied for worst NFL record.
- •Acquired 16 veterans and eight rookies in offseason.
- •Opening game against Tennessee Titans who also struggled in 2025.
- •Face Green Bay Packers and Detroit Lions in early weeks.
- •Aaron Glenn's performance will be under scrutiny in 2026.
- 9:03 PMYahoo Sports — What Will the New York Jets’ 2026 Record Be?
"The New York Jets finished 2025 tied for the worst record in the NFL. The team and fans alike will hope that there is marked improvement in the win-loss column going in to 2026. The Jets followed a catastrophic 2025 by being one of the most active teams throughout the offseason and the draft. The […] The post What Will the New York Jets’ 2026 Record Be? appeared first on The Lead.
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