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Garrett Wilson returns to full participation as the Jets aim to boost their scoring in 2026.
The Jets hired Frank Reich to fix their struggling passing attack in 2026.
Wilson gained a new perspective after his injury, changing how he views football and his role.
Wilson emphasizes getting back comfortable with playing and adjusting to defenders.
Geno Smith supports Wilson, focusing on building chemistry with the Jets' top receiver.
Wilson's extension and performance history set high expectations for 2026.
Wilson believes the injury helped him gain gratitude and focus on long-term goals.
Jets aim to outscore last year and maximize Wilson’s opportunities under Reich.
Head coach Aaron Glenn focuses on conditioning and offensive identity for a better 2026 season.

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NFL teams reportedly consider Marcus Freeman as a potential Jets head coach candidate for 2027 amid Jets’ coaching vacancy.
Jason La Canfora says Freeman’s name is a realistic option for teams evaluating head coaches this cycle.
Giants were among teams assessing Freeman’s potential interest in joining their organization previously.
Insiders expect NFL decision-making to restart in November with Freeman still weighing NFL interest.
Freeman’s future could hinge on Notre Dame’s on-field success, including a potential national title run.
Freeman’s NFL pathway is discussed in the context of other coaches who entered the NFL after national success.
Kathryn Tappen comments suggest Freeman may remain at Notre Dame for now despite interest.
Reporter notes Freeman’s unfinished business with Notre Dame after the CFP snub and focus on future opportunities.
The article frames the NFL discussion as hypothetical, not a confirmed move.

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Jets waive 23-year-old kicker Lenny Krieg, narrowing the competition to Cade York and Younghoe Koo.
Koo’s field-goal record and Falcons tenure are cited as a potential advantage for the Jets.
York’s groin injury and limited practice time are noted as factors in the competition.
Krieg’s strong minicamp performance contrasted with a recent poor OTA showing.
The Jets are monitoring OTAs as they decide whether to consider additional kicker options if York or Koo underperform.
The Jets aim to keep the kicker competition flexible, potentially signing more options if needed.
York and Koo are both described as having the leg to hit 50-plus yarders.
OTAs progress could influence the Jets’ decision ahead of the regular season.
The Jets never ruled out other options beyond York and Koo.

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Klubnik’s backup QB chances improved during OTAs as he delivered a clean showing in drills.
Wilson reportedly visited the Jets and was offered a contract before choosing CBS Sports.
Jet coach Aaron Glenn signaled Bailey Zappe as the clubhouse leader for QB2.
Klubnik showed accuracy and mobility, reinforcing his potential as a reliable backup.
Media observer Jovan Alford highlighted Klubnik’s comfort, timing, and mobility at OTAs.
The Jets did not sign another veteran QB for a workout, keeping in-house options as a focus.
Wilson’s move to CBS Sports removes him from NFL play, according to the report.
OTA results for Klubnik came from Zack Rosenblatt of The Athletic, noting early success.
The article frames Klubnik as a rising QB2 candidate despite veteran QB market interest.
The piece situates Klubnik's progress against Bailey Zappe and Brady Cook as competition for QB2.

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Tippmann was absent from a recent voluntary Jets OTA practice, triggering questions about his contract status.
Coach Aaron Glenn said attendance at OTAs has been high, with 100% yesterday and strong phase participation overall.
Tippmann is viewed as a core part of the Jets' future, with a potential long-term extension discussed for the 2026 season.
Pro Football Focus rated Tippmann 33rd among 81 guards last season, emphasizing his pass protection and run-block leadership.
The Jets let veterans walk in free agency to pursue cheaper, more reliable options, signaling a focus on value on the line.
Jets GM Darren Mougey has extended several players ahead of need, suggesting Tippmann could be next.
Tippmann’s absence comes amid ongoing OTAs and does not indicate an imminent holdout.
The Jets aim to keep their offensive line cohesive, even as Tippmann’s situation unfolds.
The article treats Tippmann’s OTA absence as a routine offseason matter rather than a crisis.

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