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Jets could get run game back on track if they attack this flaw in Bears' run defense (opens the original)
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The New York Jets have the Chicago Bears next on their schedule. It's an important game for the 1-2 Jets, and several areas need improvement. The offensive line is one, but getting the run game going is another. Even though the Jets got good news on Breece Hall and he'll be week-to-week with a quad injury, he'll likely be out for Week 4. With Braelon Allen and Isaiah Davis expected to lead the charge in the backfield, New York could find success on the ground if they attack the Bears on outside
Jarvis Brownlee Jr.'s play shouldn't keep Jets from involving D'Angelo Ponds (opens the original)
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The New York Jets fell to 1-2 after a 31-24 loss to the Detroit Lions in Week 3. This was a game where New York could come away with some positives, but they still need to improve on the margins to get a win. The Jets leaned on Jarvis Brownlee Jr. again in the slot, where he's been solid through three games. New York's staff feels comfortable having him out there, but going forward, New York needs to find a way to get D'Angelo Ponds involved in the game. In this outing, Ponds made his debut afte
Jets offensive line woes need to turn around after another lousy outing vs. Lions (opens the original)
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Going into the season, the New York Jets offensive line was supposed to be a strength for this team. In the Week 1 win over the Tennessee Titans, they seemed up to the part, but over the past two weeks, that unit has taken a step back. It was once again a letdown against the Lions, and if the Jets want to be the team they expected of themselves, the offensive line needs to pick things up. The Jets want to be a mauling, physical team that leans on the ground game. The offensive line is the drivin
Kenyon Sadiq's Week 3 breakout proves he needs to be a primary weapon going forward (opens the original)
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The New York Jets fell 31-24 to the Detroit Lions in Week 3. Despite the loss, there were some positives to take away from the contest, and the play from tight end Kenyon Sadiq was arguably the biggest one. He played in a season-high 38 snaps and was a dynamic weapon for an offense that was depleted at pass catcher. Sadiq finished with seven grabs for 105 receiving yards and a touchdown. This was just his third career game after missing the bulk of training camp and preseason. Yet, his impact wa
Lions expert points out 3 things the Jets can exploit in Week 3 (opens the original)
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The Detroit Lions are up next for the New York Jets, as they travel to the Motor City for this contest. It won't be easy and will be a big test for Aaron Glenn's club. Both teams are 1-1, but the overwhelming majority of analysts are picking the Lions to win. Regardless of Detroit being the favorite, the Jets can still find a way to come away with a victory on Sunday. Before this contest, we reached out to SideLion Report's lead editor, Candace Pedraza, and asked what three things the Jets can t
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