The New York Jets finished their business with Sauce Gardner right after doing so with Garrett Wilson. The team announced on Monday that their star wide receiver was locked up to a long-term extension.

C.J. Stroud and the Houston Texans will open training camp on July 22, but the third-year quarterback is already making waves.

Despite signing two of their stars to massive extensions, the New York Jets still haven't signed their second-round pick, and this is why.

This new-look offensive line has a tall task ahead: protect C.J. Stroud and open up rushing lanes for a retooled backfield. If chemistry builds early and the injury bug stays away, Houston’s front five could shift from liability to one of the team’s greatest strengths.

This time, the Jets are pinning their hopes on quarterback Justin Fields, who agreed to a two-year contract worth $40 million this offseason. He will take over under center from veteran Aaron Rodgers, who had an eventful two-season stint in New York.

The New York Jets have a brutal schedule to open the 2025 NFL season, but one of their early opponents may be short-handed for their matchup.

New York Jets sign Ahmad "Sauce" Gardner to a record-breaking contract extension just 24 hours after finalizing a deal with Garrett Wilson