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New York Jets Schedule 2025 Season – New York Jets Regular Season Games, Dates, Locations, and More

Devavrat Kulkarni

The New York Jets finished the 2024 season with a 5-12 record. They ranked third in the AFC East behind the Bills and the Dolphins. To sum it up, the Jets were horrible last season, and even Aaron Rodgers’ talent could not save this Jets team. It was one of their worst seasons in recent years, and they just have not been able to find any kind of success since their last playoff appearance back in 2010! Not only have the players been bad, but it’s also the front office that, even after 15 years, has still not moved the needle at all for the Jets.

How did the Jets perform in the 2024 season?

The Jets started their season 2-1, beating the Titans and Patriots. However, after Aaron Rodgers returned from his Achilles injury, the team somehow got worse. The Jets went on a 5-game losing streak and lost 11 out of the 14 games that were remaining. This made the Jets fire head coach Robert Saleh and General Manager Joe Douglas.

The majority of the problems for the Jets have come from the offensive side of the field and it was never their defense. The Jets are the only team in the NFL to rank top five in total defense in each of the last three seasons. However, their offense is hard to watch. The Jets were ranked 24th in total offense last season and the majority of the problems came from the offensive line for the team. The Jets have no identity on the offensive side of the field, their receivers struggle with running their routes, and having an aging QB like Rodgers, who is 41 years old, won’t help their chances either.

So the Jets decided to part ways with Rodgers and hire Aaron Glenn, the former defensive coordinator for the Lions. Will it change anything for the Jets? We’ll have to wait and see, but first let’s look at their 2025 schedule.

New York Jets Schedule for 2025 NFL Season

Here is the entire 18-week schedule for the New York Jets’ 2025-26 NFL regular season with 17 match day weeks and 1 bye week.

AgainstWeekTimeDateLocationNetwork
Pittsburgh SteelersWeek 011:00 PM EDTSunday, September 07, 2025MetLife StadiumCBS
Buffalo BillsWeek 021:00 PM EDTSunday, September 14, 2025MetLife StadiumCBS
Tampa Bay BuccaneersWeek 031:00 PM EDTSunday, September 21, 2025Raymond James StadiumFOX
Miami DolphinsWeek 047:15 PM EDTMonday, September 29, 2025Hard Rock StadiumESPN
Dallas CowboysWeek 051:00 PM EDTSunday, October 05, 2025MetLife StadiumFOX
Denver BroncosWeek 069:30 AM EDTSunday, October 12, 2025Tottenham Hotspur StadiumNFL Network
Carolina PanthersWeek 071:00 PM EDTSunday, October 19, 2025MetLife StadiumFOX
Cincinnati BengalsWeek 081:00 PM EDTSunday, October 26, 2025Paycor StadiumCBS
Bye WeekWeek 09
Cleveland BrownsWeek 101:00 PM ESTSunday, November 09, 2025MetLife StadiumCBS
New England PatriotsWeek 118:15 PM ESTThursday, November 13, 2025Gillette StadiumPrime Video
Baltimore RavensWeek 121:00 PM ESTSunday, November 23, 2025M&T Bank StadiumCBS
Atlanta FalconsWeek 131:00 PM ESTSunday, November 30, 2025MetLife StadiumFOX
Miami DolphinsWeek 141:00 PM ESTSunday, December 07, 2025MetLife StadiumCBS
Jacksonville JaguarsWeek 151:00 PM ESTSunday, December 14, 2025EverBank StadiumCBS
New Orleans SaintsWeek 161:00 PM ESTSunday, December 21, 2025Caesars SuperdomeCBS
New England PatriotsWeek 171:00 PM ESTSunday, December 28, 2025MetLife StadiumCBS
Buffalo BillsWeek 18TBDTBDHighmark StadiumCBS

New York Jets 2025 NFL Draft Picks

The Jets selected offensive tackle Armand Membou with the seventh overall pick in this year’s draft, and tight end Mason Taylor with their second round pick.

RoundPickPlayer NamePosition
17Armand MembouOffensive Tackle
242Mason TaylorTight End
373Azareye’h ThomasCornerback
4110Arian SmithWide Receiver
4130Malachi MooreSafety
5162Francisco MauigoaLinebacker
5176Tyler BaronDefensive End
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I am a content writer for the NFL team, and joined The Playoffs after working with Sportskeeda and NFL Analysis as an NFL writer. After starting my professional career as a French-to-English translator, working as a content writer is a new adventure for me. I started out in the sports media field for two main reasons: my love for sports in general, especially the NFL, NBA, and Tennis, as well as my passion for writing. The best part of this job is that I get to write a variety of pieces with the freedom to explore content from various angles. It also enables me to stay up to date with the sporting world, which otherwise can be difficult to do in the day-to-day grind. In a world full of chaos, sports unite and entertain like nothing else!

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