A historically dreadful season for the Jets came to a miserable end on Sunday as New York fell to the Bills 35-8.
The Jets have not made the postseason in 15 years—the NFL’s longest active drought—yet they somehow reached new lows in a 2025 season that didn’t even see them garner the No. 1 pick. The Jets became the first team in NFL history to go an entire season without intercepting a pass. They were outscored by 134 points over their last five games. And in their final game they allowed Mitchell Trubisky to throw four touchdowns as the Bills’ backups absolutely dominated them.
