Good morning Gang Green Nation! The New York Jets made headlines recently with a couple of blockbuster trades, dealing away Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams at the trade deadline in exchange for a boatload of draft picks and a couple of young players with possible upside.

The Jets picked up a trio of former high draft picks who they hope will show more with their current team than their past team(s).

It's uncertain whether Mitchell and Metchie will play for the Jets on Sunday after a whirlwind NFL trade deadline for both.

Here are the full injury reports for the Jets and Browns ahead their Sunday game at MetLife Stadium:

A sputtering Browns offense meets a Jets defense missing its stars — and a first look at Tommy Rees’ play-calling could decide whether Cleveland’s road skid finally ends.

The New York Jets traded cornerback Sauce Gardner and defensive tackle Quinnen Williams at the NFL trade deadline. The team has accumulated significant draft capital to address its long-standing quarterback issues and reconstruct the roster. A yard sale sign outside the New York Jets ’ Florham Park team facility would’ve been appropriate.

General maanger Darren Mougey is rebuilding from the ground up. That's undeniably the motivation behind trading cornerback Sauce Gardner and Williams for a combined three first-round picks. With the Jets spending the rest of the 2025 season sorting through their roster, Smith should receive a sizable opportunity to play.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — The New York Jets feature two quarterbacks on their roster: Justin Fields and Tyrod Taylor. However, we’re two days away from them hosting the Cleveland Browns, and there’s no official word on who will start Sunday.

The New York Jets will return to the field in two days to take on the Cleveland Browns and one topic of conversation that has remained is the team's starting qu