In a notable shift, the New York Jets are set to start an undrafted rookie quarterback for the first time since 1975. With their backup, Tyrod Taylor, unavailable due to injury, Brady Cook will take the field as the 55th starting quarterback in Jets history this afternoon against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Cook, who spent three seasons at Missouri State, joined the Jets after the 2025 NFL Draft. His professional debut came last week, where he completed 14 out of 30 passes for 163 yards, with zero touchdowns and two interceptions.
The Jets, sitting at 3-10, will be facing a formidable Jaguars team that boasts a 9-2 record and leads the AFC South. A win today would mark their second instance of reaching double-digit victories since 2007. Although their playoff spot is already secured, they still have plenty to play for as they strive to earn the top seed in the AFC.
For those looking to watch the Jets game, here’s a bit of information:
Start Time
Today’s game against the Jaguars will kick off at 1:00 PM ET.
Watching Options
If you’re without cable, using a live TV streaming service could be a great option to catch the game. My top pick for watching live football is DIRECTV, which offers a 5-day free trial that includes CBS, among other channels necessary for the NFL season. After that, you can access over 90 live channels starting at $49.99 per month.
Upcoming Jets Schedule
- Week 15: at the Jacksonville Jaguars – December 14th at 1 PM (CBS)
- Week 16: at the New Orleans Saints – December 21st, 1 PM (CBS)
- Week 17: vs. New England Patriots – December 28th, 1 PM (CBS)
- Week 18: at the Buffalo Bills – Flex game, date and time to be determined
