The New York Jets are playing some kicker musical chairs. On Tuesday, they cut kicker Caden Davis. That was to make room for ...

In an ideal world, the optimum outcome might be for the Jets to carry Mevis for placekicking and Davis as a kickoff specialist but in the modern NFL with a 53-man roster limit and active roster spots ...

The Jets are a team full of younger players, many of whom lack significant experience. This should be fine for […] ...

Two young kickers, Harrison Mevis and Caden Davis, are battling for the starting job at the New York Jets training camp, both are struggling.

The Jets began training camp with two inexperienced kickers, rookie Caden Davis and former UFL standout Harrison Mevis. Both ...

Brian Costello of the New York Post reports that the Jets worked out Nick Folk, who kicked for the team from 2010-16. Folk, ...

Folk made the Pro Bowl as a rookie with the Dallas Cowboys (2007-09) and has also played for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2017) ...

Folk signed with the Jets on Tuesday, Zack Rosenblatt of The Athletic reports. Folk, who kicked for the Jets from 2010-16, suited up for 14 regular-season games with the Titans in 2024 and remained ...

More than a week after the start of training camp, the Jets are dealing with an injury to a key player. Defensive tackle ...

The New York Jets signed one of the oldest active players in the NFL, as the team announced Tuesday it agreed to terms with ...

That list included, in order from oldest to youngest: backup quarterback Tyrod Taylor (35), longsnapper Thomas Hennessy (31), and wide receiver Josh Reynolds (30), per the Jets’ official roster sheet.

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