The AFC East rivals on the other side of New York have inked their franchise QB to another extension. According to Bills Wire, Josh Allen and the Bills have agreed to a six-year extension which will ...
34. Jets wide receiver Davante Adams. (Agreed to a two-year deal with the Rams on March 9.) 35. Raiders safety Tre’von Moehrig. 36. Saints tight end Juwan Johnson. 37. Bills wide receiver Amari ...
Speaking of backup ... third-string tight end Quintin Morris of the Buffalo Bills is another guy to keep an eye on for the Jets, and don’t let the third-string label fool you … Morris deserves ...
The Jets were very active when the NFL legal tampering period began on Monday. They agreed to a total of $136 million, which ...
The Buffalo Bills announced they released Miller after ... of edge rusher depth that could use his services. The New York Jets are one of them. With Haason Reddick hitting free agency and ...
The Jets said goodbye to longtime linebacker C.J ... He suffered a core muscle injury in a Week 1 loss to the Bills in 2019 and tried to come back later in the season but made it worse.
NFL offseason is firing on all cylinders now. A day after several teams agreed to blockbuster deals, including the Buffalo ...
According to Jets Wire, quarterback Justin Fields has agreed to terms on a two-year to play in New York. The contract is reportedly worth $40 million with $30M of that guaranteed. Earlier in the day, ...
After acquiring Amari Cooper to remedy their issue at the wide receiver position last season, the Buffalo Bills could be looking for a replacement during the 20 ...
The New York Jets have agreed to a deal that will make Justin Fields their next quarterback when it becomes official. Now, he just needs moe weapons to target.
Ty Johnson was an under-the-radar tool used by the Buffalo Bills offense last season and he's back. The team has announced that Johnson has signed a two-year contract to remain in Buffalo: ...
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