New York Jets, through Week 3
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New York Jets
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On offense
Each rating is where the Jets rank among the 32 on that measure, from 99 for the best to 59 for the worst.
What Frank Reich calls
The habits furthest from the rest of the league. The white tick is the league average.
Geno Smith with the ball
On defense
The same scale, for what the defense has allowed or created.
Position groups
Rated on what their players were charted allowing or creating. A coverage rating is a record of the games played; the share of targets is the part that tends to hold.
What Aaron Glenn calls
Defenders to know
Lineup and injuries
Jets
Offense
- QBGeno Smith
- WRGarrett Wilson
- LTOlu Fashanu
- LGJordan Meredith
- CJosh Myers
- RGJoe Tippmann
- RTArmand Membou
- TEKenyon Sadiq questionable
- RBBreece Hall out (next up: Braelon Allen)
- WRAdonai Mitchell out (next up: Jamaal Pritchett)
- WRIsaiah Williams
Defense
- LDEKingsley Enagbare questionable
- LDTT'Vondre Sweat
- RDTHarrison Phillips
- RDEWill McDonald IV
- WLBDemario Davis
- MLBJamien Sherwood
- SLBKiko Mauigoa out (next up: Trevin Wallace)
- LCBAzareye'h Thomas
- SSDane Belton
- FSMinkah Fitzpatrick
- RCBBrandon Stephens
- NBJarvis Brownlee Jr.
Out or doubtful: Dylan Parham (G, knee), Breece Hall (RB, quadricep), Adonai Mitchell (WR, finger), Francisco Mauigoa (LB, quadricep), Mason Taylor (TE, thumb)
Questionable: Kingsley Enagbare (DE, knee), Kenyon Sadiq (TE, back)
First string from the club’s posted depth chart, with this week’s injury report laid over it.
Every number here is computed from this season’s play-by-play and charting through Week 3. All Week 4 matchups.