Nick Mangold, a legendary player in the history of the New York Jets, has died suddenly from complications of kidney disease, the team announced Sunday. Mangold, 41, played his entire NFL career with New York from 2006-2016. He was inducted into the team's Ring of Honor in 2022 as one of the greatest centers of all time.

Nick Mangold will be remembered not just for his legacy with the New York Jets, but also for his devotion to his family.

One of the players involved in the moves the Vikings made was 2025 NFL Draft pick, Kobe King. He was waived by the team after playing in just five games for the team, but was marred by special teams penalties during his tenure. In total, he had played 77 snaps on special teams and 3 snaps on defense for Minnesota.

The New York Jets and head coach Aaron Glenn entered week 8 of the NFL season as the only team in the league without a win. They weren’t sure who their starting quarterback would be, their defense was one of the worst in the league,

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Flacco was asked after the team's defense allowed the New York Jets to rally for a 39-38 Week 8 win at Paycor Stadium about how the offense shows support for defensive teammates.

New York Jets defensive tackle Quinnen Williams and his teammate, running back Breece Hall, have garnered plenty of trade interest ahead of the deadline, as has Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Jakobi Meyers,

The death of New York Jets legend Nick Mangold is raising awareness for organ donation. On Saturday, the seven-time Pro Bowl center passed away suddenly at the age of 41. Earlier this month, Mangold announced that he needed a new kidney and was searching for a donor on social media,

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