Jets HC Aaron Glenn Drops Honest Take About Russell Wilson Potentially Joining Team Despite Geno Smith's $3,300,000 Signing
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QB Wilson reveals Jets offer as he mulls future
Russell Wilson has recently revealed that he may be contemplating retirement and accepting a television deal rather than returning to the NFL. Now, a wrench has been thrown into his decision-making process.
Russell Wilson hit by Jets setback as quarterback tries to find new team for 2026 season
With Russell Wilson’s former backup in the fold, the New York Jets may not have any need for the genuine article after all. New York already signed quarterback Geno Smith, a former Jets starter who went on to back up Wilson for several seasons in Seattle. Still, second-year Jets head coach Aaron Glenn appeared to have some interest in Wilson as well after welcoming the free agent for a visit at the team facility in Florham Park, New Jersey last …
Aaron Glenn speaks out on Jets' interest in Russell Wilson
Throughout the 2026 offseason, the New York Jets were diligent in their approach to rebuild the roster from their difficult 2025 campaign. The quarterback position was the top need to address. The acquisition of Geno Smith filled New York’s starting quarterback role. His backup, though, remains something of a mystery. As confirmed by the 10-time Pro Bowler himself, the Jets offered a contract to former Super Bowl champion Russell Wilson to fill …
Free Agent QB Russell Wilson Mulling Jets Backup Role or TV Career
Free agent quarterback Russell Wilson said Wednesday in New York that he is considering a veteran backup role with the New York Jets after receiving a contract offer following a visit last week. Wilson, 37, is weighing the Jets’ proposal against potential opportunities to become an NFL studio analyst with CBS Sports, according to his statements at BTIG Charity Day. The offer would have him serve as a veteran backup quarterback behind starter Gen…
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