The New York Jets and Cleveland Browns meet for a Week 10 battle at MetLife Stadium. Both teams had the luxury of a bye in Week 9.

According to reports, the New York Jets have traded All-Pro cornerback Sauce Gardner to the Indianapolis Colts in exchange for two first-round draft picks.

The move was a shocker. The Jets just signed Gardner to a four-year, $120.4 million contract extension in July, which seemed to be a signal that he was viewed as part of the future under first-year coach Aaron Glenn and general manager Darren Mougey. Just four months later, he is gone.

A proposed trade between the New York Jets and Baltimore Ravens would ship off superstar Quinnen Williams for a first round pick.

It turns out that the analysis and film reviewers of the OBR don’t seem to identify simple, singular issues with this team and its offense, e.g., blaming everything on the play calls. Multiple things need to be fixed here, which don’t lend themselves to quixotic campaigns against singular targets of blame.

Jets edge rusher Jermaine Johnson was almost dealt at the NFL trade deadline, with the Bears and 49ers inquiring

The Chicago Bears may have a shot at acquiring one of the top young running backs on the market before the NFL trade deadline on Tuesday.

A shift in play-calling boosts the odds rookie QB Shedeur Sanders sees NFL action as the Cleveland Browns explore new options