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Armand Membou's strong showing against Aidan Hutchinson deserves more credit (opens the original)
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It was not a banner day for the New York Jets' offensive line in pass protection against the Detroit Lions in Week 3. Geno Smith was under constant heat, getting pressured on 24 of his 37 dropbacks and getting sacked five times. It's a testament to him and his veteran savvy that he was able to be as efficient as he was. Olu Fashanu was the biggest culprit, allowing five pressures and 2.5 sacks, but he was far from alone. Josh Myers yielded four pressures and a sack, while Joe Tippmann gave up a
David Bailey's uneven Week 3 performance isn't the edge room's biggest problem (opens the original)
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The chatter surrounding New York Jets' top pick David Bailey's Week 3 performance against the Detroit Lions is all over the map. There are those who feel as if the promising rookie pulled a disappearing act, while others feel as if he was better than expected. Others think he was good, just in unexpected ways. The truth of the matter is the Jets' pass rush as a whole didn't do a great job of getting pressure on Jared Goff, and with that extra time, the Detroit quarterback tore his way through Ne
Jets shouldn't be concerned about Olu Fashanu's slow start yet, but something needs to change (opens the original)
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Week 3 saw the New York Jets' offense continue its high-flying play and even find another gear. Led by the stellar Geno Smith, the Jets may have lost a shootout, but the offense looked formidable in the process. However, beyond first glance, it's actually amazing that Smith was as impressive as he was. New York's signal caller was under consistent pressure. The offensive line as a whole was a letdown in pass protection, but even with a bunch of subpar performances, left tackle Olu Fashanu stood
Chris Banjo needs to answer the bell as Jets' biggest 2025 strength has become a weakness (opens the original)
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One silver lining from last season's 3-14 misery was the play of the New York Jets' special teams unit. For a while, the team was on a historic pace, and while they didn't go down as the best single-season performers in history, they did rank first in the NFL in DVOA by a wide margin. The players didn't get their due after such an impressive showing, but Jets special teams coordinator Chris Banjo was seen as a rising star in the coaching ranks. Special teams means something to New York. This is
Aaron Glenn’s defensive superpower might be creating a new Jets problem (opens the original)
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When Aaron Glenn announced he would be taking over defensive play-calling duties for the New York Jets in 2026, he called it his superpower. So far, through two games, it pretty much has been. That was especially true against the Green Bay Packers this past Sunday. After a dream start against the Tennessee Titans, Glenn put together a mostly impressive encore against the Packers. The Jets defense held Green Bay to just 199 total yards. The Packers went just 1-for-nine on third down. New York for
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