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The AFC West title was ripe to get wrested from the Kansas City Chiefs this season, yet their division rivals dug themselves into big holes once again. There's still a mathematical chance the Raiders (7-8) or Broncos (7-8) could catch the Chiefs (9-6) following Las Vegas' 20-14 win at Arrowhead on Christmas Day, but a lot would have to line up for one of them to unseat K.C. The defending but teetering Super Bowl champions have owned the division since 2016, when Patrick Mahomes was s...

The focus now is on the future for the New York Jets. Owner Woody Johnson's endorsement of his coach and general manager to return for a do-over settled the Jets' biggest question entering the final stretch of this season and the offseason. Johnson told the New York Post before the Jets’ 30-28 win over the Washington Commanders on Sunday he already decided to keep both Saleh and Douglas moving forward.

The Kansas City Chiefs have won the division every year since 2016 and can win it again this year despite losing to the Las Vegas Raiders.

The focus now is on the future for the New York Jets. And it will include both Robert Saleh and Joe Douglas — and Aaron Rodgers — at least for one more year.

By DENNIS WASZAK Jr. FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — The focus now is on the future for the New York Jets. And it will include both Robert Saleh and Joe Douglas — and Aaron Rodgers — at least for one more year. Owner Woody Johnson’s endorsement of his coach and general manager to return for a […]

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Jerry Jeudy's got a ton of talent, but the production hasn't matched. Is it on him? What does the future hold for the wide receiver in Denver after this year?

FLORHAM PARK — The focus now is on the future for the Jets. And it will include both Robert Saleh and Joe Douglas — and Aaron Rodgers — at least for one more year. Owner Woody Johnson’s endorsement of his coach and general manager to return for a do-over settled the Jets’ biggest question entering the final […]

By DENNIS WASZAK Jr. FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — The focus now is on the future for the New York Jets. And it will include both Robert Saleh and Joe Douglas — and Aaron Rodgers — at least for one more year. Owner Woody Johnson’s endorsement of his coach and general manager to return for a do-over settled the Jets’ biggest question entering the final stretch of this season and the offseason. Johnson told the New York Post before the Jets’ 30-28 win over the Washington Commanders on D...

The AFC West title was ripe to get wrested from the Kansas City Chiefs this season, yet their division rivals dug themselves into big holes once again.