Preseason finales are notoriously brutal to bet because teams almost always rest their starters while giving opportunities to those fighting it out for roster spots. Making matters worse, the Philadelphia Eagles are coming off a terrible showing against the Cleveland Browns, while the New York Jets ’ offense sputtered against the New York Giants.

The Philadelphia Eagles travel to New Jersey on Friday night to take on the New York Jets in the preseason finale for both teams.

And while most of the starting jobs are set, there are some tight battles for bottom of the roster spots. So who has the edge and who is in trouble? Here’s our latest Jets’ 53-man roster projection. The Jets say they are hopeful Taylor will be ready for the start of the regular season after a knee scope kept him out of practice for the last two plus weeks.

The New York Jets should jump at the chance to trade a second-round pick to the Philadelphia Eagles for QB Tanner McKee as a challenger to Justin Fields.

Four months after they were drafted, the Jets rookie class is now preparing for their first season. Just how much will the Jets count on these rookies this year?

The Eagles completed their last training camp practice Wednesday and have their final preseason game against the New York Jets on Friday at MetLife Stadium. For the next couple of days, we are going to review what happened this summer and prepare for the regular season.

Eagles beat reporters Olivia Reiner and Jeff McLane go LIVE from MetLife as the Birds wrap up the preseason against the New York Jets. They’ll talk final roster spots, spotlight players making one last push for the 53,

There’s been a recurring theme emanating from Aaron Glenn’s first Jets training camp as a head coach. Physicality, of course, is required of any team that’s going to be successful in the NFL. The question is this: Will the Aaron Glenn Jets differentiate themselves as the more physical team on game days?