NY Jets 2017 Schedule Leaked

While this is not expected to be a overly memorable season for the New York Jets, their 2017 schedule is starting to leak out details by the minute. The Jets will open the season on the road for the first time since 2009, when they take on the Buffalo Bills. The Jets ended last season with a 30-10 win over Buffalo, and now they get to open the season against them. Too bad Rex Ryan is no longer in Buffalo, because the game has zero sizzle.

The Jets will remain on the road in Week 2, when they travel to Oakland, for likely the final time ever, to face the Raiders.

The Jets close out the season against the Chargers at home in Week 16, and at the Patriots in Week 17. There are also rumors that the Jets will host the Atlanta Falcons in Week 8 on October 29. The Jets also have a Thursday night match-up at home against Buffalo, but the date hasn't been revealed as of 3:25 p.m. ET.

5:25 p.m. ET, it is revealed through the Miami Dolphins leaks, that the Jets will host the Fish in their home opener in Week 3. Also, according to NJ.com, the Jets will host the Patriots in Week 6 at MetLife Stadium.

6:00 p.m. ET it is revealed that the Jets will visit the Saints in Week 15. If the Jets are destined to have a top 3 draft pick in 2018, facing Drew Brees, Phillip Rivers and Tom Brady to end the season might just guarantee it.

Jets 2017 Schedule

9/10 @ Buffalo

9/17 @ Oakland

9/24 MIAMI

10/1

10/8

10/15 NEW ENGLAND

10/22

10/29 ATLANTA

11/5

11/12

11/19

11/26

12/3

12/10

12/17 @ New Orleans

12/24 L.A. CHARGERS

12/31 @ New England

* Thursday night vs. Buffalo TBA

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