Colby Colwell
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Feeding Kenyon Sadiq Should Be an Even Bigger Jets Priority Moving Forward (opens the original)
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There was a lot to be discouraged by in the Jets' loss to the Lions in Week 3. After all, it was another nail-biting defeat—one New York had rallied from two touchdowns behind to tie late in the fourth quarter, only to immediately give up the game-winner from Detroit just four plays later. While the late-game execution could certainly be cleaned up going forward, some position groups stood out more than others and did everything they could to give the Jets a chance to pull off the road upset. Su
Jets' Kingsley Enagbare Gamble Is Paying Off After Only 2 Games (opens the original)
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As the Jets showed in their crushing 20-17 overtime loss to the Packers last Sunday, some things still need to be ironed out early in the season. It was a game the Jets simply should not have lost, and it left several areas to clean up going into a Week 3 road trip to Detroit to face the Lions on Sunday. From the huge step back from the offensive line to a poor special teams effort to poor clock management by head coach Aaron Glenn, there is a lot for the Jets to improve on. As unfortunate as th
Jets' Offense Won't Have Any Excuses in Week 2 After Packers' Latest Injury Updates (opens the original)
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Coming off a season-opening 23-10 win over the Titans, the Jets head into Sunday's Week 2 home opener against the Packers with renewed confidence and another opportunity to capitalize. Despite the impressive performance the Jets put together in the Music City, the upcoming matchup against the Packers is one they cannot ignore. Sure, Green Bay blew a 22-10 lead and allowed the Vikings to go on a 29-0 run in a 39-22 loss last Sunday, but this is still a dangerous opponent for the Jets to prepare f
Analyzing Which Jet Has the Most to Lose as T'Vondre Sweat's Return Ramps Up (opens the original)
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The Jets officially kicked off their preseason slate with a 24-16 loss to the Buccaneers on Friday night, a game that featured some statement performances from some players and some disappointing ones for others. While head coach Aaron Glenn made some questionable calls in the game and did nothing to ease the pressure off his shoulders heading into a crucial second season in Gotham, some players emerged from the preseason opener on thin ice and could face an uncertain future in Gang Green. That
Jets Have One Clear Chopping Block Candidate After Preseason-Opening Loss (opens the original)
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Following months of preparation through offseason team activities, minicamp and training camp, the Jets finally kicked off their preseason slate against the Buccaneers on Friday night. Despite getting out to an early 10-0 lead, the Jets ultimately fell, 24-16, and picked back up where they left off last season. While a sore ankle from practice prevented quarterback Geno Smith from joining the rest of the starters on the field for parts of Friday’s game, it was a prime opportunity for everyone wh
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