The New York Jets are trading edge rusher Jermaine Johnson II to the Tennessee Titans in exchange for nose tackle T'Vondre Sweat, CBS Sports NFL insider Jonathan Jones confirms. The trade cannot be processed until March, when the new league year begins.

The New York Jets received a huge bump in cap space following their trade with the Tennessee Titans for Jermaine Johnson.

The New York Jets appear to be committed to retaining running back Breece Hall before he enters free agency this year, but he reportedly would've had the chance to land with a perennial title contender.

The Jets’ second-year coach indicated (via ESPN.com’s Rich Cimini) that will be case, with new DC hire Brian Duker being in place as a game-planning lieutenant. This offseason change probably helped influence today’s Jermaine Johnson–T’Vondre Sweat trade.

While some will disagree, The New York Jets have some interesting weapons on offense. They now need to find the quarterback to complete the puzzle.

The Jets would be happy to show off this report card. The 2026 NFL Players Association team report cards showed significant improvement for the Jets across the board, according to results that were obtained by ESPN.

“Jets GM Darren Moughey on RB Breece Hall: “The tags are an option.” Asked again after that, says they’ll tag him if they can’t reach a long-term deal by March 3,” Mike Garafolo wrote on X, formerly Twitter, on Tuesday.

The New York Jets have made it clear throughout National Football League Scouting Combine week that they are exploring all options to address the quarterback po