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.

Rare is the day the NFL trade deadline delivers, but Tuesday’s 2025 deadline has been that day. The New York Jets are in the midst of a full-blown fire sale. Two of Gang Green’s top stars

The New York Jets didn’t just shuffle the deck before the trade deadline. They burned it and started fresh. In a pair of stunning moves, the franchise shipped cornerback Sauce Gardner to the Indianapolis Colts and defensive tackle Quinnen Williams to the Dallas Cowboys.

The Jets stunned the NFL world by trading away Sauce Gardner, their All-Pro cornerback. Gardner's replacement now arrives in the latest mock draft.

The Indianapolis Colts pulled off a massive trade for Sauce Gardner on Nov. 4. The Colts sent two first-round picks and receiver Adonai Mitchell to the New York Jets for the two-time All-Pro cornerback. Here is the reaction to the trade:

The New York Jets are entering their Week 9 bye. Head coach Aaron Glenn can reflect on the team's 1-7 campaign while pondering midseason changes. The off-week is an excellent time to reassess.

We are practically in the second half of the NFL season, and the Cleveland Browns are almost completely out of playoff contention unless a miracle happens. This is not a surprise.

The Jets got impressive returns for Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams, but they couldn’t generate the same interest when they dangled Breece Hall in front of prospective trade partners.