The breakout player from the Saints’ victory over the Jets put together arguably the best performance of his impressive rookie campaign: S Jonas Sanker. The 23-year-old third-round pick out of Virginia continues to open eyes after turning in what many would say was his best performance in Black and Gold through 15 games.

With that, here is Jets Wire's instant analysis of the Jets' loss to the Patriots: The Jets hit the field in New Orleans and did not get blown out of the water. At least, not right away. The Saints only held a 9-6 lead at halftime. Aside from that, not much went according to plan. In the second half, nothing went right for New York.

Sunday's matchup between the New Orleans Saints and New York Jets won't have any playoff implications, but it will have a big impact on the top of the 2026 NFL Draft board. Two of the worst teams in the league will meet in New Orleans, but the Saints seem to have found some life late in the season.

The first half saw the Jets and the Saints trade field goals in one of the most boring displays of inept offense we’ve seen in recent memory. The Saints kicked one more field goal than the Jets as they took a 9 – 6 lead into the locker room.

Glenn replaced defensive coordinator Steve Wilks with interim Chris Harris. It made no difference, as the Jets (3-11) were downed 29-6 by the New Orleans Saints (5-10) on Sunday.

The New York Jets have will face off against the New Orleans Saints in a matchup that will surely have 2026 National Football League Draft implications. If the

Despite a lackluster performance against the Saints, head coach Aaron Glenn says Brady Cook will start next week.

Here’s three things we learned from the New Orleans Saints’ victory over the New York Jets on Sunday, Dec. 12, 2025, at the Superdome.