Few things in hockey capture the energy of a fanbase like goals—and the New Jersey Devils gave us plenty to celebrate during the 2025-26 season. From Jack Hughes’ dazzling rushes to Timo Meier’s power-forward finishes and clutch goals from the supporting cast, this team proved it can score in every way imaginable.
If you want to relive the action, you can now watch every single goal from the Devils’ 2025-26 season, broken down by the players who made it happen. It’s not just a highlight reel—it’s a reminder of how much firepower this roster brings to the ice.
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Jack Hughes: The Engine of the Offense
Even after battling injuries in recent years, Jack Hughes continues to define the Devils’ attack. His blend of speed, creativity, and finishing ability produced highlight-reel goals nearly every night he was on the ice. From solo rushes slicing through defenses to quick-strike wrist shots off the rush, Hughes’ goals weren’t just points on the board—they were momentum-shifters.
When Hughes is healthy, New Jersey’s offense runs through him. Watching all of his goals back-to-back is a clinic in what makes him one of the NHL’s most exciting stars.
Timo Meier: Power, Precision, and Net-Front Dominance
Where Hughes brings finesse, Timo Meier supplies muscle. Meier’s goals often came from inside the dots, crashing the net, deflecting point shots, and outmuscling defenders for space. His presence gave the Devils the physical scoring threat they’ve lacked in recent years, balancing the lineup and forcing opponents to pick their poison.
Meier’s goals weren’t just about strength—they were timely. He had a knack for scoring in big moments, whether late in the third period or early in overtime.
Jesper Bratt: Crafty Playmaker With a Finisher’s Touch
Known for his playmaking, Jesper Bratt quietly built a highlight reel of his own with deceptive wrist shots, quick release finishes, and goals off smart positioning. Bratt’s ability to read plays and find soft spots in coverage made him a constant threat, particularly on the power play.
Watching Bratt’s goals from this past season shows just how versatile he is—sometimes he’s sniping from distance, sometimes he’s burying a tap-in from a perfectly timed cut to the crease.
Nico Hischier: Two-Way Captain, Clutch Scorer
The Devils’ captain, Nico Hischier, continued to prove why he’s one of the NHL’s most underrated centers. While his defensive game draws praise, his offensive touch remains just as important. Hischier scored in every situation—shorthanded, even strength, and on the power play.
His goals often reflected his leadership: gritty, timely, and momentum-shifting. When the Devils needed a spark, Hischier found a way to provide it.
Young Guns and Depth Scorers Step Up
Beyond the stars, several younger and depth players added key goals throughout the season:
- Simon Nemec showed flashes of becoming a true offensive defenseman with his first NHL tallies, including one unforgettable overtime winner.
- Seamus Casey chipped in with dynamic puck-moving plays that led to goals from the blue line.
- Lenni Hämeenaho and Arseniy Gritsyuk, newcomers to the NHL stage, each scored their first career goals, sparking excitement for the future.
- Veterans like Ondrej Palat and Dawson Mercer added secondary scoring that often proved the difference in close games.
Each goal told a story of a team learning how to blend youth, speed, and skill into a balanced attack.
A Season Defined by Goals
The Devils may still be chasing the ultimate prize, but their 2025-26 goal highlights show a team that is no longer short on firepower. From Hughes’ superstar brilliance to Meier’s brute-force finishing, from Bratt’s creativity to the rookies’ first goals, this roster has evolved into one of the most exciting scoring units in the NHL.
Whether you’re reliving the highlights or scouting what’s next, every goal from the season is a reminder that the Devils’ future is as bright as their offense.
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