New York Jets Depth Chart 2019 Jets Depth Chart
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There’s a new regime in place for the Jets and new hope to be competitive this season. After finishing 4-12 last year, New York cleaned house, bringing in Adam Gase as head coach and Joe Douglas as general manager.
Second year quarterback Sam Darnold is the centerpiece, but this year, he’ll be flanked by running back Le’Veon Bell who sat out all of last season seeking a new contract from the Steelers. When we last saw Bell, he was arguably the best back in the league. If he can regain that form after being away from football for a full year, Darnold will have a big time weapon at his disposal.
All rookie quarterbacks struggle to some extent, and Darnold is no exception. His 2865 yards and 17:15 touchdown to interception ratio didn’t exactly light the world on fire, but he showed plenty of promise. This year, surrounded by talented offensive weapons and flanked by a young, improving defense, Darnold and his new coach Gase will try to turn promise into reality.
Offense Depth Chart
| Position POS |
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| Left Wide Receiver LWR |
| Tight End TE |
| Slot Wide Receiver SWR |
| Right Wide Receiver RWR |
| Quarterback QB |
| Running Back RB |
| Position | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
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Defense Depth Chart
| Position POS |
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| Left Defensive End LDE |
| Nose Tackle NT |
| Right Defensive End RDE |
| L Outside Linebacker LOLB |
| Linebacker LB |
| L Inside Linebacker LILB |
| Defensive Back DB |
| R Inside Linebacker RILB |
| R Outside Linebacker ROLB |
| Left Cornerback LCB |
| Strong Safety SS |
| Free Safety FS |
| Right Cornerback RCB |
Offense Depth Chart Stats
| QBs | |
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77
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72
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72
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68
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70
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| Quarterbacks | Stats | Passing | Rushing | ||||||||||||||
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77
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QB 1 | |||||||||||||||
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72
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QB 2 | |||||||||||||||
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72
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QB 3 | |||||||||||||||
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68
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QB 4 | |||||||||||||||
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70
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QB 5 | |||||||||||||||
| RBs | |
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91
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70
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81
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78
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67
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| Running Backs | Stats | Receiving | Rushing | ||||||||||||||||
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91
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RB 1 | RB 1 | ||||||||||||||||
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70
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RB 2 | RB 2 | ||||||||||||||||
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81
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RB 3 | RB 3 | ||||||||||||||||
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78
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RB 4 | RB 4 | ||||||||||||||||
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67
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RB 5 | RB 5 | ||||||||||||||||
| WRs | |
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84
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82
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81
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72
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74
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69
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68
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65
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64
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69
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77
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73
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| Wide Receivers | Stats | Receiving | Rushing | ||||||||||||||
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84
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LWR 1 | |||||||||||||||
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82
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RWR 2 | |||||||||||||||
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81
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SWR 3 | |||||||||||||||
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72
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LWR 4 | |||||||||||||||
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74
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RWR 5 | |||||||||||||||
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69
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SWR 6 | |||||||||||||||
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68
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RWR 8 | |||||||||||||||
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65
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SWR 9 | |||||||||||||||
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64
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RWR 11 | |||||||||||||||
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69
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WR 11 | |||||||||||||||
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77
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WR 12 | |||||||||||||||
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73
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LWR 13 | |||||||||||||||
| TEs | |
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66
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67
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75
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| Tight Ends | Stats | Receiving | ||||||||||
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66
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TE 1 | ||||||||||
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67
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TE 2 | ||||||||||
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75
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TE 3 | ||||||||||
| OL | |
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78
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71
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70
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85
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82
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68
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71
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70
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77
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70
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| Offensive Line | Stats | ||||||
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78
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LT 1 | OT | ||||
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71
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C 1 | C | ||||
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70
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RT 1 | OT | ||||
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85
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RG 1 | G | ||||
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82
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LG 1 | G | ||||
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68
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RT 2 | OT | ||||
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71
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LT 2 | OT | ||||
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70
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RG 2 | G | ||||
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77
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C 3 | C | ||||
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70
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OL 10 | OT | ||||
Defense Depth Chart Stats
| Team Defense | Rating |
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| New York Jets Jets |
71
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| Team Defense | Rating | Pts Allowed/Game | Yards Allowed/Game | Pass Yards Allowed/Game | Rush Yards Allowed/Game | Sacks | Fumbles | INT |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| New York Jets | 71
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0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Special Teams | Rating |
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| New York Jets Jets |
0
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| Special Teams | Rating | Kick Return TDs | Punt Return TDs | Field Goal Blocked | Punt Blocked | Extra Point Blocked | TDs |
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| New York Jets | 0
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0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
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74
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88
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79
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65
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75
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81
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68
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70
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74
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66
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76
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69
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72
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73
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74
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NT 1 | ||||||
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88
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LDE 1 | ||||||
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79
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RDE 1 | ||||||
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65
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LDE 2 | ||||||
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75
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RDE 2 | ||||||
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81
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NT 2 | ||||||
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68
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LDE 3 | ||||||
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70
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NT 3 | ||||||
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74
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RDE 3 | ||||||
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66
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DL 10 | ||||||
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76
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DL 11 | ||||||
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69
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DL 12 | ||||||
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72
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DL 13 | ||||||
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73
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DL 14 |
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88
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75
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67
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83
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76
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75
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72
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71
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67
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62
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64
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88
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LILB 1 | ||||||
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75
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ROLB 1 | ||||||
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67
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LOLB 1 | ||||||
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83
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RILB 1 | ||||||
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76
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LOLB 2 | ||||||
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75
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RILB 2 | ||||||
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72
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ROLB 2 | ||||||
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71
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LILB 2 | ||||||
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67
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LOLB 3 | ||||||
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62
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RILB 3 | ||||||
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64
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LB 11 |
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83
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91
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79
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82
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81
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65
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73
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65
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61
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74
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73
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83
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RCB 1 | ||||||
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91
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SS 1 | ||||||
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79
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LCB 1 | ||||||
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82
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FS 1 | ||||||
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81
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LCB 2 | ||||||
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65
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FS 2 | ||||||
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73
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SS 2 | ||||||
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65
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RCB 2 | ||||||
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LCB 3 | |||||||
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61
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RCB 3 | ||||||
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74
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DB 11 | ||||||
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73
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DB 12 |
| Kickers | Rating |
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76
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| Kickers | Rating | Depth Position | Points | Field Goals Made | Field Goal % Made | Long | Extra Points Made | 0-19 FG Attempted/Made | 20-29 FG Attempted/Made | 30-39 FG Attempted/Made | 40-49 FG Attempted/Made | 50+ Attempted/Made |
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76
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K 1 |
| Punters | Rating |
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79
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72
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67
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| Punters | Rating | Depth Position |
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79
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P 1 |
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72
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P 2 |
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67
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P 3 |
Preseason Analysis: Jets Will Lean on Darnold
Offseason Moves
Le’Veon Bell’s signing grabbed the headlines for the Jets, as did the coaching and front office changes. Bell figures to assume the workhorse running back role he excelled in with the Steelers. Also joining the offense is former Washington slot receiver Jamison Crowder. Crowder will play alongside fellow receivers Robby Anderson and Quincy Enunwa to form a deep pass catching corps.
On defense, the team signed away linebacker C.J. Mosley from the Ravens. Mosley has been a Pro Bowler each of the past three seasons and could immediately step in as the team’s defensive quarterback. Sticking with defense, the Jets spent their first round pick on defensive lineman Quinnen Williams out of Alabama. Some pundits viewed Williams as the best player in the draft, so to get him with the third overall selection could be a steal.
Looking Ahead
When we last saw Le’Veon Bell play, he ran for 1291 yards and caught 85 balls for an additional 655 yards. For his efforts, he was named First Team All-Pro. If that’s the Bell that the Jets are getting, this offense could be dynamic, but to assume that Bell will reclaim his 2017 form after taking a full year off might be overly optimistic. The Pittsburgh system has proven to be a fantastic one for running backs, as De’Angelo Williams and James Conner have demonstrated in their time filling in for Bell. Will the Jets system be as fruitful? How long will it take Bell to get back into game shape? These questions and more make the equation more complex than Bell = Offensive Production.
Perhaps an even more important storyline will be the development of Darnold, who just turned 22 in June. As discussed earlier, Darnold showed important glimpses of stardom in his rookie season. He will be expected to build on those glimpses this year, especially as his offensive weapons figure to be better than last year’s. Between Bell, Crowder, and Enunwa Darnold now has three safety valves at his disposal, each capable of turning short and intermediate throws into big plays. Complementing Bell, Crowder, and Enunwa in the short game are deep threats Robby Anderson and tight end Chris Herndon.
On defense, Mosley and Williams join a unit that gave up the fourth most points in the league, despite the presence of defensive lineman Leonard Williams and safety Jamal Adams. Adams earned a Pro Bowl nod in just his second season and could potentially take another step forward this year. Pairing the two Williamses up front could help with last year’s struggles against the run.
Overall, the Jets appear to have made great strides this offseason, yet even still, they might be a year or two away from competing for the playoffs. Success this season should be defined less in terms of overall record and more in terms of growth and fit. Did Darnold take a leap? Did Bell add a new dimension to the offense? How do Adams and Mosley fit together? These are the types of questions that the Jets must be able to answer when the 2019 season ends.
