Veteran signings falter, leading to a last-place standings. Rethinking the 2025-26 season, writers debate emphasizing youth versus a playoff push.

From league leaders to last place, the Jets’ collapse has been swift, stunning and deeply revealing The Winnipeg Jets did not slowly fade away. They fell.

With the NHL pausing the 2019-20 regular season on March 12 due to the concerns surrounding the coronavirus, NHL.com is taking stock of each of the League's 31 teams. Today, a fantasy recap of the Winnipeg Jets at the pause: NOTE: Rank for most-valuable fantasy player is based on standard-category production to date.

The Winnipeg Jets dropped their 11th straight game on Thursday, with tensions around the team reaching a season-high. Players, management, and most importantly fans are frustrated with the direction of the team, which has struggled to hold leads, generate depth scoring, and find consistency.

It seems it is simply not Winnipeg's year but if you're looking for signs the players or coaches have given up you won't find them.

With the NHL pausing the 2019-20 regular season on March 12 due to the concerns surrounding the coronavirus, NHL.com is taking stock of each of the League's 31 teams. A young fan received a souvenir and a cool story Jan. 12.

Two of the league's top skaters square off when the Edmonton Oilers (21-16-6) and Connor McDavid (28 goals and 47 assists) visit the Winnipeg Jets (15-21-5) and Kyle Connor (20 goals and 29 assists) at Canada Life Centre on Thursday, Jan. 8 at 8 p.m. ET, airing on ESPN+.

In December, the Jets are 2-7-4, which is the second-worst record over that span. Their 45.8% expected goals share at five-on-five in those 13 games ranks 27th. According to MoneyPuck, the Jets' playoff chances have tumbled to 23.1%. Winnipeg is reeling, and it needs to find answers very quickly in 2026.

Jets defenseman Luke Schenn is reportedly open to a change of scenery as the mighty struggles continue in Winnipeg.

Sean McIndoe weighs on the records debate around the Winnipeg Jets and shows there's a pretty simple solution.

The Winnipeg Jets were at home Thursday night, riding a 10-game losing streak and desperately searching for anything that might give a little hope to this organization. They're now at 11 straight losses after a 4-3 defeat to the Edmonton Oilers that somehow felt worse than the final score suggests.