The New York Jets, after their 13-11 loss to the Denver Broncos, dropped to 0-6, and look to be sure-fire sellers at the 2025 NFL trade deadline. While there are plenty of options who could be on the ...

Jermaine Johnson, 27, was shot and killed near 40th Street and McDowell Road on Oct. 20, 2006, following an argument while he was returning from a store. The murder remains unsolved nearly two decades ...

On Oct. 20, 2006, Jermaine Johnson, 27, was heading back from the store with his cousin and a friend when they got into an argument with others. Shots were fired and Johnson was killed. His family, ...

The New York Jets are one of the worst teams in football this season. They're the only winless team in the sport, which puts them in the position to sell at the trade deadline. New York has plenty of ...

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - Rep. Jermaine Johnson is making a “special announcement” on Oct. 28 outside of the South Carolina State House. Johnson, who represents both Richland and Kershaw counties, is ...

When in need of a defensive spark, look no further than Jarvis Brownlee Jr. and Jermaine Johnson. The second-year cornerback and fourth-year edge made big plays in critical moments Sunday as the Jets ...

The New York Jets lost in one of the worst offensive performances of the year, netting -10 passing yards. Justin Fields and the offense haven't played great, but the defense showed up to stop the ...

The New York Jets are reportedly generating trade interest for a key member of their young core, but they won't let him go very easily. According to Connor Hughes of SNY, Jets defensive end Jermaine ...

A surprise name on the New York Jets roster has emerged in trade talks ahead of the November 4 NFL deadline. DE Jermaine Johnson is a name that has come up for several teams in need of edge help in ...

The Jets are set to regain a key defensive player in Week 6. HC Aaron Glenn told reporters Friday that LB Jermaine Johnson, who missed the last 3 games after sustaining an ankle injury against Buffalo ...

HERTFORDSHIRE, England — Jermaine Johnson had a difficult time watching the Jets lose the past three games and seeing the defense get beaten repeatedly. Johnson doesn’t have to be a spectator anymore.