A person familiar with the decision says the Jets have hired former Miami Dolphins coach Adam Gase as their head coach.

The Jets have placed wide receiver Eric Decker on injured reserve with a partially torn rotator cuff in his right shoulder, likely ending his season.

The Jets’ struggling secondary will likely be without one of its best playmakers. Cornerback Darrelle Revis is doubtful to play against the Pittsburgh Steelers after not practicing all week because of a tweaked hamstring. He will be a game-time decision, but it appears he’ll sit out, barring major improvement before Sunday. “It&#8...

Even after their recent struggles, there’s little doubt that the Jets will be the better team when they line up against the Dolphins at MetLife Stadium on Sunday. If they’re going to make a run at the playoffs, they may want to start this weekend. It sure won’t get any easier for them.

The Jets aren’t a very good team, as they proved yet again in yesterday’s 24-17 loss at Houston. In fact, at 5-5, they’re the very definition of average–although they’d have a tough time convincing anyone that they’re even approaching ordinary based on their play over the past few weeks.

Not too long ago, the Jets looked like an elite team. Then, they looked terrible. Now, they look like a 5-4 team with a decent chance to win 10 games. However you look at things, that’s gotta look pretty good.

So who shows up at MetLife Stadium on Sunday: Gang Green or gangrene? If it’s the former—one of the best teams in football, featuring smart play by the QB, a formidable running attack and a fierce defense—the Jets win in a laugher. If it’s the latter—the infected mess on display in Oakland last week—the Jaguars have a good chance at...

The Jets showed that they’re a really good team Sunday afternoon at Gillette Stadium. They stayed right with their undefeated archrivals for nearly the whole contest, even though their two biggest offensive weapon — Brandon Marshall and a banged-up Chris Ivory — were mostly ineffective. They also showed, though, that they’re simply not ...

The Jets have the talent to compete with — and beat — the defending Super Bowl champs. But it’s about much more than matchups when you’re playing the Pats. They expect to win. All the time. It should be a close game. But I just don’t think the Jets are ready to be great yet.

The Jets are a work in progress. They continue to do dumb things and not execute as well as they should. Yesterday, against overmatched Washington, they suffered three turnovers and a blocked punt and still won by two touchdowns. Imagine what the margin would’ve been if they played their best.

Put simply, there’s no way Washington should beat the Jets. If Gang Green is going to be a playoff team, the first step is winning games against inferior opponents. With DL Sheldon Richardson back in the lineup after a four-game suspension, Gang Green’s fearsome front seven gets even scarier, and QB Kirk Cousins will likely spend much of the aftern...

If Chan Gailey were any more conservative, he could step in for Scott Walker in the next GOP clown-car debate. Gailey, the Jets’ first-year offensive coordinator and a former head coach in Dallas and Buffalo, turned the Amish Rifle into a pop gun last night, as QB Ryan Fitzpatrick was mostly relegated to dinking-and-dunking duty in the Jets’ 20-7 w...

Brandon Marshall is so good, he even comes up with the ball on interceptions. Marshall, Gang Green’s biggest offseason acquisition not named Revis, somehow recovered the ball seconds after Clevelenad picked it off, setting the tone for a 31-10 win for the home team.