NFL season is already two weeks in the rearview, which means we’ve got a much better grasp of who the contenders and the pretenders are. Injuries have sadly hit many NFL teams, opening the avenue for various contenders to consider trading draft assets to help bolster their rosters for the short term.

There have been some good moments for the New York Jets early in the season, but the Haason Reddick situation is still holding this club back. The Jets' run defense hasn't been good in the first two weeks,

New York Jets coach Robert Saleh says it appears pass rusher Jermaine Johnson tore his right Achilles tendon with tests coming Monday. “It doesn’t look good,” Saleh said after New York's 24-17 victory Sunday over the Tennessee Titans.

New York Jets linebacker Haason Reddick is willing to pay a steep short-term cost for a bigger long-term payday. Ahead of the Jets' game against the

The New York Jets and Haason Reddick have reportedly reached an impasse, and a trade might now be the only solution.

As of Wednesday morning, there was no indication that the contract standoff between the New York Jets and star pass-rusher Haason Reddick would end before the 1-1 Jets host the 1-1 New England Patriots on Thursday night.

The New York Jets and those damn Achilles tendons. Last season the Jets famously lost Aaron Rodgers to a torn Achilles just four plays into the season. A few games later, do-it-all offensive lineman Alijah Vera-Tucker went down with the same injury.