Former New York Jets center Nick Mangold, a franchise legend who endeared himself to fans and teammates with his blue-collar, every-man demeanor, has died, the team announced Sunday. He was 41. Mangold's death came 12 days after he made a public appeal for a kidney transplant.

Former New York Jets All-Pro center Nick Mangold died at the age of 41 due to complications of kidney disease, the team announced on Sunday.

In addition to Breece Hall, defensive end Jermaine Johnson II has been the constant subject of trade rumors, even earning a mention from ESPN. With the Jets mulling the potential fallout of trading Johnson, Jets Wire has identified three potential partners.

One of the players involved in the moves the Vikings made was 2025 NFL Draft pick, Kobe King. He was waived by the team after playing in just five games for the team, but was marred by special teams penalties during his tenure. In total, he had played 77 snaps on special teams and 3 snaps on defense for Minnesota.

The NFL received sad news on Sunday morning of the passing of former New York Jets All-Pro center Nick Mangold at age 41, after a battle with kidney disease.

The much-loved center has passed away less than two weeks after sharing the news of his battle with kidney disease

Despite Week 8 in the 2025 NFL season being dubbed “Bye-mageddon” – six teams were on bye weeks, leaving fantasy football players scrambling – Sunday was jam-packed with action.

Breece Hall ran for two touchdowns and threw the winning TD pass as New York erased a 15-point deficit late to win 39-38 on Sunday.