The New York Jets are "comfortable" naming Tyrod Taylor as their Week 1 starting quarterback, although the team is bound to add more competition, perhaps by adding a "second-tier" prospect in April's NFL draft,

New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn put veteran quarterback Tyrod Taylor firmly on notice during his media availability at the NFL Combine.

Tyrod Taylor has "multiple supporters" within the New York Jets following the organization's split from former starter Aaron Rodgers, Josina Anderson reported for Bovada. "Not only are there people who hold Taylor in a higher regard than one might think for a player who only played in two games in the green and white last season,

A Super Bowl-winning and Pro Bowl quarterback is coming to the 49th Hornell Sports Night in March. Current New York Jets quarterback Tyrod Taylor will be a special guest at The Main Place in Hornell on Saturday,

Here are some of the things I heard about what the Jets might do in the coming weeks: The sense is that the Jets are going to target the middle-tier quarterback market and go into training camp with a competition between Tyrod Taylor,

The New York Jets are once again in the quarterback market. With the two-year Aaron Rodgers experiment having failed and now coming to a close, the Jets will be looking for someone new to take snaps under center.

As the Jets prepare to cut the cord on Aaron Rodgers, they’re looking for a new quarterback. They’ve got two options on the roster. Veteran Tyrod Taylor — who has a career regular-season record of 28-28-1 — is under contract through 2025.

It will be hard for the Jets to find a better quarterback than Rodgers as they move forward. They have only veteran backup Tyrod Taylor and 2024 fifth-round pick Jordan Travis (sidelined with a lower-leg injury for his rookie season) on the roster heading into next season.

Forget, for a moment, the search for Aaron Rodgers’ replacement as Jets franchise quarterback. Who exactly is going to catch passes from Tyrod Taylor (or anyone else) this season?

"The sense is that the Jets are going to target the middle-tier quarterback market and go into training camp with a competition between Tyrod Taylor, a veteran free agent and (may

Could the New York Jets next starting quarterback already be on the roster? That could be the prevailing theory for some inside the organization at 1 Jets Drive. In a news dump on Bovada, NFL Insider Josina Anderson has stated that the Jets are expected to give a look at veteran quarterback Tyrod Taylor next season as the team's QB1.