Jamal Adams

The New York Jets fanbase is certainly going to be at odds with CEO and Chairman Christopher Johnson’s latest evaluation of head coach Adam Gase.

Jamal Adams had a massive debut for the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday.

Seattle quarterback Russell Wilson put up incredible numbers in 2019 earning him a Second-Team All-Pro selection but it didn’t come together for the Seahawks as they missed out on another NFC Championship game after falling to the Greenbay Packers.  

The New York Jets have had a turbulent offseason, which was headlined by the dramatically played out departure of Jamal Adams. But, even without their star safety, the Jets are hoping to improve their standings in the AFC East and make their first playoff game since 2010. 

Jamal Adams has made it clear that he wants to remain in Seattle for a very long time.

Adam Gase is moving on and mostly taking the high road.

New York Jets’ general manager Joe Douglas is determined to get the last word on the Jamal Adams saga. 

There's more to the Jamal Adams departure from the Jets and landing in Seattle than a player forcing his way out of a situation he didn't like.

New York Jets running back Le’Veon Bell got into a spat with his former teammate Jamal Adams in the wake of the safety’s trade to the Seattle Seahawks over the weekend.

New York Jets owner Woody Johnson, who is President Trump’s ambassador to the United Kingdom, on Wednesday denied accusations he made “racist and sexist comments to staff" and used "his government position to benefit the president’s personal business in the U.K."