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The New York Jets are making a change behind centre as Tim Boyle will replace Zach Wilson as the teams starting quarterback for their Week 12 clash against the visiting Miami Dolphins on Friday, according to Dianna Russini of The Athletic.

In a move that the New York Jets should have made weeks ago, the team has likely officially closed the book on the Zach Wilson era, sending him to the bench.

Coach Robert Saleh announced Boyle would replace Wilson as starter a day after a report said Rodgers is still trying to return this season.

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Zach Wilson is running out of opportunities and a key backer in his bid to keep his starting job with the Jets. After spending weeks defending Wilson against growing criticism, coach Robert Saleh was noncommittal regarding his starter moving forward following the Jets’ latest offensive dud in a 32-6 loss to the […]

Tim Boyle's first start for the New York Jets might signal the end for Zach Wilson. Wilson was benched Monday in favor of Boyle, who'll start Friday against Miami in hopes the shakeup could spark an offense that has lacked production all season. It hasn't all been Wilson's fault.

The New York Jets are reportedly expected to pursue a trade for Davante Adams this offseason. ESPN's Adam Schefter reported the Jets, who attempted to acquire…

Four weeks into the season, the Broncos defense was tracking toward being one of the worst in NFL history. Now, Vance Joseph's group is playing like a top-10 unit.

The NY Jets offense is a disaster. Who is more to blame for the Jets' offensive struggles — quarterback Zach Wilson or offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett?

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After averaging only 3.3 penalties per game in their first three games, the NY Jets suddenly became one of the most penalized teams in the NFL.