2022-23 New York Jets Roster and Current Players

Here are some common questions and answers about the New York Jets today’s game’s current passing, rushing, receiving, defense, kicking, who kick returns, punting, and punt returns you need to know.

How many players are on the New York Jets team?

Jets will start with 11 players on the field of a 53-man roster where 46 players of them can dress out for the professional game and the team can change their players during the break in the game.

How many divisions do the Jets have?

The Jets team has three units that are divided into the

1. Offense: It is made up of the quarterback, running back, fullback, wide receivers, tight ends, and offensive line.
2. Defense: It is made up of the defensive line, linebackers, safeties, and cornerbacks.
3. Special Teams: It is made up of kickers, returners, long snappers, jammers, and gunners.

How do the Jets choose their jersey first?

If the Jets play at their home game they will choose their jersey first.

How Jets will take the coin first?

When the team visits the opponent’s home field, they will get choice the coin first.

The New York Jets have already announced their seventy players in the 2022-23 regular season and must cut them to a 53-man permanent roster before the start of the regular season.

2022-23 New York Jets Roster

Player	No.	Position	Hight	Weight	Age	Exp	College
Tony Adams	22	S	6-0	205	N/A	R	Illinois
Kwon Alexander	9	LB	6-1	227	28	8	LSU
Braxton Berrios	10	WR	5-9	190	26	5	Miami (Fla.)
Duane Brown	71	T	6-4	329	37	15	Virginia Tech
Lawrence Cager	81	TE	6-5	220	25	2	Georgia
Michael Carter	32	RB	5-8	201	23	2	North Carolina
Michael Carter II	30	CB	5-10	184	23	2	Duke
Micheal Clemons	72	DL	6-5	270	25	R	Texas A&M
Tyler Conklin	83	TE	6-3	254	27	5	Central Michigan
Vinny Curry	99	DL	6-3	279	34	11	Marshall
Ashtyn Davis	21	S	6-1	202	25	3	California
Corey Davis	84	WR	6-3	209	27	6	Western Michigan
Brandin Echols	26	CB	5-10	175	24	2	Kentucky
George Fant	76	T	6-5	322	30	7	Western Kentucky
Dan Feeney	67	OL	6-4	310	28	6	Indiana
Joe Flacco	19	QB	6-6	245	37	15	Delaware
John Franklin-Myers	91	DL	6-4	288	25	5	Stephen F. Austin St.
Sauce Gardner	1	CB	6-3	200	22	R	Cincinnati
Breece Hall	20	RB	6-1	220	21	R	Iowa State
Bryce Hall	37	CB	6-1	202	24	3	Virginia
Justin Hardee	34	CB	6-1	200	28	6	Illinois
Thomas Hennessy	42	LS	6-2	246	28	6	Duke
Nate Herbig	68	OL	6-4	334	24	4	Stanford
Bryce Huff	47	DL	6-3	255	24	3	Memphis
Jermaine Johnson	52	DE	6-5	262	23	R	Florida State
Ty Johnson	25	RB	5-10	210	24	4	Maryland
Lamarcus Joyner	29	S	5-8	185	31	9	Florida State
Zonovan Knight	35	RB	5-10	209	21	R	N.C. State
Carl Lawson	58	DL	6-2	265	27	6	Auburn
Braden Mann	7	P	5-11	198	24	3	Texas A&M
Jacob Martin	54	DL	6-2	242	26	5	Temple
Connor McGovern	60	C	6-4	306	29	7	Missouri
Denzel Mims	11	WR	6-3	207	24	3	Baylor
Max Mitchell	61	OL	6-6	299	22	R	Louisiana
Elijah Moore	8	WR	5-10	178	22	2	Mississippi
C.J. Mosley	57	LB	6-2	231	30	8	Alabama
Sheldon Rankins	98	DL	6-2	305	28	7	Louisville
D.J. Reed	4	CB	5-9	188	25	5	Kansas State
Jeremy Ruckert	89	TE	6-5	250	22	R	Ohio State
Nathan Shepherd	97	DL	6-4	315	28	5	Fort Hays State
Jamien Sherwood	44	LB	6-2	216	22	2	Auburn
Jeff Smith	16	WR	6-1	195	25	3	Boston College
Solomon Thomas	94	DL	6-2	256	27	6	Stanford
Laken Tomlinson	78	G	6-3	323	30	8	Duke
C.J. Uzomah	87	TE	6-5	271	29	8	Auburn
Alijah Vera-Tucker	75	G	6-5	308	23	2	USC
Mike White	5	QB	6-5	218	27	4	Western Kentucky
Jordan Whitehead	6	S	5-10	198	25	5	Pittsburgh
Quincy Williams	56	LB	5-11	225	26	4	Murray State
Quinnen Williams	95	DL	6-3	303	24	4	Alabama
Garrett Wilson	17	WR	6-0	192	22	R	Ohio State
Zach Wilson	2	QB	6-2	214	23	2	BYU
Greg Zuerlein	14	K	6-0	187	34	11	Missouri Western

Reserve/Injured

Player	No.	Position	Hight	Weight	Age	Exp	College
Nick Bawden	48	FB	6-2	245	26	5	San Diego State
Mekhi Becton	77	T	6-7	363	23	3	Louisville

Reserve/Non-Football Injury

Player	No.	Position	Hight	Weight	Age	Exp	College
Greg Senat	64	OL	6-6	305	27	4	Wagner