Players who played for the Falcons and the New York Jets

30 players · NFL since 2013

30 players have played for both the Falcons and the New York Jets in the NFL since 2013. 16 played for the Falcons first and 14 for the New York Jets first. The longest-serving played 93 games across both; the top scorer got 32 touchdowns; nobody scored for both; the first move came in 2015, the most recent in 2026.

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  1.  Falcons 62 · Jets 31
  2.  Falcons 24 · Jets 58
  3.  Falcons 8 · Jets 72
  4.  Falcons 52 · Jets 23
  5.  Falcons 62 · Jets 11
  6.  Falcons 61 · Jets 11
  7.  Falcons 62 · Jets 4
  8.  Falcons 49 · Jets 14
  9.  Falcons 51 · Jets 7
  10.  Falcons 48 · Jets 10
  11.  Falcons 49 · Jets 1
  12.  Falcons 48 · Jets 2
  13.  Falcons 7 · Jets 41
  14.  Falcons 46 · Jets 1
  15.  Falcons 16 · Jets 28
  16.  Falcons 38 · Jets 6
  17.  Falcons 10 · Jets 32
  18.  Falcons 11 · Jets 27
  19.  Falcons 18 · Jets 16
  20.  Falcons 19 · Jets 14
  21.  Falcons 2 · Jets 23
  22.  Falcons 13 · Jets 12
  23.  Falcons 2 · Jets 15
  24.  Falcons 2 · Jets 14
  25.  Falcons 11 · Jets 4
  26.  Falcons 13 · Jets 1
  27.  Falcons 2 · Jets 7
  28.  Falcons 1 · Jets 8
  29.  Falcons 4 · Jets 1
  30.  Falcons 3 · Jets 1

Who stands out

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Isaiah Oliver has the most games for the two combined: 62 for the Falcons and 31 for the New York Jets. Tevin Coleman scored the most touchdowns across both (32 for the Falcons, 0 for the New York Jets), and nobody scored for both.

In our data, Phillip Adams was the first to have played for both (his first game for the Falcons came in 2015). The most recent player to play for both is Quinton Bell, who first played for the New York Jets in 2026.

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Every player who played for the Falcons and the New York Jets (NFL since 2013): games and touchdowns at each, seasons, and which team came first.
PlayerFalconsJetsFirst
GTDsSeasonsGTDsSeasons
Isaiah Oliver6202018–20223102024–2025Falcons
James Carpenter2402019–20205802015–2018Jets
Nick Folk8020267202013–2025Jets
Brian Poole5202016–20182312019–2020Falcons
Sharrod Neasman6202016–20201102021Falcons
Tevin Coleman61322015–20181102021Falcons
Paul Worrilow6202013–2016402019Falcons
Mykal Walker4912020–20221402025Falcons
Takk McKinley5102017–2020702024Falcons
Wes Schweitzer4802017–20191002023–2024Falcons
Avery Williams4912021–2024102025Falcons
David Onyemata4802023–2025202026Falcons
Thomas Morstead7020214102021–2024Jets
LaRoy Reynolds4602016–2020102021Falcons
Brandon Copeland16020212802018–2019Jets
Kendall Sheffield3802019–2021602024Falcons
Mike Pennel10020213202017–2018Jets
Bruce Carter11020182702016–2017Jets
Andre Roberts18020171632018Falcons
Tom Compton19020161402019Falcons
Chuma Edoga2020222302019–2021Jets
Phillip Adams13020151202014Jets
Josh Andrews2020211502020Jets
Lamar Jackson2020241402020–2021Jets
Anthony Firkser1102022402024Falcons
Edmond Robinson1302020102017Jets
Khalil Herbert202026702025Jets
Stevan Ridley102016802015Jets
Quinton Bell402022102026Falcons
Riley Patterson302024102024Jets

Head to head

In the NFL since 2013, the Falcons and the New York Jets have met 5 times: the Falcons won 3, the New York Jets 2.

  • Falcons' biggest win: Falcons 27-20 Jets (2021)
  • New York Jets' biggest win: Jets 27-24 Falcons (2025)

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FAQ

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How many players have played for both the Falcons and the New York Jets?
30 in the NFL since 2013: Isaiah Oliver, James Carpenter, Nick Folk, Brian Poole, Sharrod Neasman, Tevin Coleman and 24 more.
Has anyone scored for both the Falcons and the New York Jets?
No. Tevin Coleman came closest with 32 touchdowns, all for the Falcons.
Who is the most recent player to play for both the Falcons and the New York Jets?
Quinton Bell. He played for the Falcons (2022), then the New York Jets from 2026.
What period does this list cover?
NFL games from 2013 to the present, updated as new games are played. Earlier games aren't in our data, so all-time lists can be longer.

Data: NFL since 2013; touchdowns are ones scored, not thrown. Earlier games aren't included, so all-time lists can be longer.