Jets 0-6; Carter II, Hall, Johnson Draw Trade Interest

The New York Jets are 0-6 and widely viewed as sellers ahead of the Nov. 4, 2025 trade deadline, drawing frequent trade inquiries. Multiple outlets report teams have called about RB Breece Hall (whose contract expires after 2025) and Pro Bowl pass rusher Jermaine Johnson (under contract through 2026 and hampered by injuries this season). Insiders Ian and Michael Rapoport say cornerback Michael Carter II — under contract through 2027 and playing a position in high demand — may be the most likely Jet to be dealt. The Jets have been making calls to upgrade their kick-return game despite having Kene Nwangwu and Isiah Davis on the roster, and the club’s 0-6 start has intensified scrutiny on coach Aaron Glenn as management balances short-term returns with a longer rebuild. Hall is expected to reach free agency after 2025 and could fetch a mid-to-late-round pick if traded, while Johnson would command significant value if moved.