Zack Rosenblatt

Josh Allen’s powerful Bills and a delay due to technical difficulties didn’t intimidate the Jets, who won 20-17 Sunday to improve to 6-3.

New York needs its QB to bounce back. What roles will Denzel Mims and Elijah Moore play in helping him? Is the defense ready for Josh Allen?

“I need to play better,” Wilson said, after throwing three interceptions in Sunday’s 22-17 loss that hurt a Jets team with playoff hopes.

The Jets are 4-2 after beating Green Bay on the road, and 3-0 with Zach Wilson starting at quarterback. It’s time to take them seriously.

Slowing Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle is key to Sunday’s game for the Jets, who have lost 12 in a row to AFC East opponents.

Vera-Tucker was solid in his temporary move from right guard, one of the positives in the Jets’ win Sunday to improve to 2-2.

Robert Saleh confirmed Wilson will be out until at least Week 4, but his QB expects to pick up where he left off once he takes the field.

Jackson hopes to stick in New York with his friend, former junior college teammate and current roommate Jermaine Johnson.

Mims has struggled to gain ground on the WR depth chart and but coach Robert Saleh says ‘it’s not over.’

Defensive tackle Quinnen Williams is dominating, but the QB picture is murkier after Zach Wilson’s injury and Mike White’s struggles.

Becton favored his surgically repaired right knee, the one he injured in Week 1 last year, while leaving the field on Monday.

Takeaways from the Jets’ first day in pads including how recent signee Kwon Alexander is making an early impression.

The New York Giants need wide receiver Kenny Golladay to prove he was worth their $72 million investment.

New York Giants wide receiver Kadarius Toney has the talent to break out in head coach Brian Daboll’s offense — if he can only stay healthy and on the straight and narrow.

New York Giants running back Saquon Barkley got his degree from Penn State recently.

The New York Giants will report to training camp on July 26 to kick off the 2022 season under first-year head coach Brian Daboll.

New York Giants tight end Daniel Bellinger and safety Dane Belton are pushing for early starting jobs as rookies.