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Jets Notch First Win of the Season: Patriots Fall 30-19 |
It’s always a good day when you beat the Patriots, but it’s even sweeter when you do it with flair. The New York Jets finally got their first win of the season, outlasting New England in a 30-19 victory that showcased grit, determination, and just a little bit of swagger. After a quiet first half where the Jets couldn’t even get on the board, the team flipped the script and went full throttle in the second, putting up 3 touchdowns and 3 field goals to secure the win.
While the offense started off rocky, credit goes to the defense for setting the stage. With 4 interceptions and a fumble recovery, they practically gift-wrapped the game for the offense. And once the running game got going, it was all over for New England. The Jets racked up 159 yards and 2 touchdowns on the ground, reminding everyone that this team can bulldoze when the lanes open up.
Now, let’s meet the real heroes of this victory: the Aces of the Game.
HBs Breece Hall & Braylon Allen: The Thunder and Lightning Duo
Our two-headed monster in the backfield—Breece Hall and Braylon Allen—put on an absolute clinic, combining for 150 rushing yards on 29 carries. Both found the end zone, putting the Jets back on the map after a scoreless first half. And not a single fumble between the two of them. Mistake-free, hard-nosed running. These guys were like wrecking balls in cleats, plowing through the Patriots' defense and showing that once the Jets’ ground game gets moving, it’s lights out for opponents.
WR Garrett Wilson: The Lifesaver
Let’s just say Aaron Rodgers owes Garrett Wilson a nice steak dinner after this one. Wilson did his best Superman impression, catching 6 passes for 53 yards and a crucial touchdown. The passing game wasn’t our main attraction, but Wilson? He made sure it was at least entertaining. When things got dicey, Wilson turned would-be disasters into highlights. Give this man his cape, already.
K Greg "The Leg" Zuerlein: The Steady Foot
Greg Zuerlein was automatic—cool as ice and reliable as ever. He nailed all three of his field goals and knocked in all three extra points. There’s a reason they call him "Greg the Leg," and today he showed why. He’s the kind of kicker you want when the game is on the line—or when you’re just piling on the points for fun.
OLB Quincy Williams: The Wrecking Ball
If you could sum up Quincy Williams' performance in one word, it would be havoc. This man was everywhere, leading the team with 8 tackles, 2 TFLs, a QB sack, a forced fumble, and a clutch interception. Patriots fans probably had nightmares about him after this game. If there was a big play on defense, Williams was probably in the middle of it. Total chaos, Jets-style.
LE Jermaine Johnson: The Pats' Run Game Kryptonite
Jermaine Johnson was out there wrecking the Patriots' run game like he had a personal vendetta. His 4 tackles and 2 sacks made sure that New England couldn’t get anything going. Every time the Pats thought they had something, Johnson showed up like, “Not today.” And let’s be honest, his presence in the backfield was borderline disrespectful to their O-line.
FS Tony Adams: The Hawk-Eyed Playmaker
Tony Adams turned into a heat-seeking missile on defense, covering every inch of the field. He racked up 4 tackles, 2 deflections, and snagged an interception for good measure. His work in the secondary was crucial to the Jets' turnover party. If there was a pass thrown his way, you could bet Adams was lurking, ready to make a play.
RE Haason Reddick: The Sack Artist
Haason Reddick was an absolute nightmare for Patriots rookie quarterback Drake Maye. Three sacks, 4 tackles, and one TFL later, Reddick was out there feasting like it was Thanksgiving. He didn’t just sack Maye—he practically moved into the Patriots' backfield. Reddick might as well have set up a tent back there because he was living rent-free in the Patriots' pocket all day long.
CB Sauce Gardner: The Shutdown Specialist
Sauce Gardner once again proved why he's one of the best young corners in the league. He limited his side of the field to a no-fly zone, finishing with 3 tackles, 2 deflections, and an interception. Whether it was deep coverage or breaking up a crucial pass, Sauce was there, locking down receivers and making sure no one got past him. If you blinked, you might’ve missed it—he’s that smooth.
So there you have it—the Jets' first win of the season was a team effort, with the defense leading the charge and the offense coming alive when it mattered most. This was more than just a victory. It was a statement. The Jets aren’t here to play nice. We’re here to dominate, frustrate, and celebrate. Buckle up, because this season is just getting started. |
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(by P_Fenger on 11/14/2024)
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Jets Fall Short in Week One Against the Dolphins |
The New York Jets opened the season with a nail-biter against their divisional rivals, the Miami Dolphins. Despite a hard-fought effort, the Jets took a 19-13 loss, weighed down by a few costly turnovers. But let’s be real—while the offense stumbled, the defense brought the heat. And boy, did they bring it. We’re talking 4 interceptions, 2 fumble recoveries, 5 QB sacks, and 6 tackles for loss—enough to make any quarterback think twice about waking up on game day.
Sure, the score didn’t land in our favor, but don’t let that overshadow the absolute unit that is this Jets defense. Some of these guys were out there turning up like it was a highlight reel, and they deserve a proper shout-out. Let's take a closer look at the Aces of the game.
RT Tyron Smith: The Pancake King
Tyron Smith was out here flipping defenders like he was at an all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast. Six pancakes in total and not a single sack allowed on the quarterback. It was like watching a dad at a grill—effortless and efficient. Our entire offensive line stood tall and didn’t give up a sack, but Tyron? He was out there making it look easy. If you blinked, you missed another defender hitting the turf.
MLB Zaire Barnes: The Silent Assassin
Zaire Barnes isn’t a name you might hear much—until now. In his backup role, Barnes saw a surprising amount of playing time, and he made the most of it. The man was everywhere, racking up 10 tackles and 1 TFL. Leading the team in tackles like he’s been starting his whole career. It’s the kind of effort that makes you think, “Wait, is this guy secretly the starter?”
LOLB Mohammed Kamara: The Sack Machine
If there was an award for showing up on Day 1 and immediately becoming a quarterback’s worst nightmare, it would go to Mohammed Kamara. In his first game as a Jet, Kamara delivered 5 tackles, 1 TFL, and 2 QB sacks. And if he keeps this pace? We’re talking 20+ sacks by season’s end. Kamara is out here saying, “Why stop at two when I can have them all?”
ROLB Quincy Williams: The Trench Fighter
Quincy Williams was doing the dirty work, grinding it out in the trenches like a man on a mission. Five tackles and 2 TFL don’t tell the full story—this guy was the glue that held the defensive line together. He’s the kind of player that opponents dread lining up against, bringing the muscle to every snap.
RE Haason Reddick: The Sack Collector
When the defense needed to turn up the pressure, Haason Reddick was there to deliver. Three tackles, 1 TFL, and a QB sack—just another day at the office for Reddick. His consistent performance on the edge kept the Dolphins’ offense on high alert, and he’s just warming up.
CB Sauce Gardner: The Shutdown Artist
You know it’s a tough day when you’re lined up against Tyreek Hill, but Sauce Gardner wasn’t having it. He kept Hill to just 3 catches for 51 yards—a seriously impressive feat considering Hill’s speed and playmaking ability. Gardner also added 3 tackles and 2 deflections for good measure, making sure that Hill’s stat sheet looked as quiet as possible. It was lockdown city, and Sauce had the keys.
In the end, the Jets may have taken an “L” in the standings, but with playmakers like these, you get the sense that this defense isn’t going to let up anytime soon. If the offense can match this level of effort—and maybe, just maybe—hold onto the ball, the Jets are going to be a team to reckon with. Watch out, NFL. The Jets aren’t just flying—they’re coming in hot. |
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(by P_Fenger on 10/24/2024)
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Starting 2024 Jets Roster |
Starting 2024 Jets RosterDefenseRCBD.J. Reed | NCBMichael Carter II | FSTony Adams | SSChuck Clark | LCBSauce Gardner |
| ROLBQuincy Williams | MLBC.J. Mosley | LOLBJalen Graham |
| REHaason Riddick | RDTQuinnen Williams | LDTSolomon Thomas | LEJermaine Johnson |
| OffenseLTTyron Smith | LGJohn Simpson | CJoe Tippmann | RGAlijah Vera-Tucker | RTGarett Bolles |
| WR2Mike Williams | WR3Allen Lazard | QBAaron Rodgers | TETyler Conklin | WR1Garrett Wilson |
| HBBreece Hall
Braelon Allen | FBKenny Yeboah |
| Special TeamsKGreg Zurlein | PThomas Morstead |
| KRXavier Gipson | PRXavier Gipson |
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(by P_Fenger on 10/15/2024)
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Building the Jets: Key Offseason Moves & Preseason |
As we gear up for the 2024 season, we’ve been busy crafting a roster that’s built to protect, attack, and dominate. Here’s a look at our standout moves and preseason highlights as we prepare to make some serious noise.
RT Garett Bolles
Bolles joins the Jets from the Denver Broncos, bringing with him some serious veteran experience and speed on the right side of the line. This guy’s a wall with wheels—our QB can sleep a little easier at night knowing Bolles has his back. Plus, we’re looking for him to crank up the run game. We traded last year’s first-round pick, DE Will MacDonald, for him, and we expect Bolles to pay off big.
LOLB Mohamed Kamara
Kamara was snatched from the Miami Dolphins, and this 25-year-old is about to inject some serious speed into our linebacker corps. He’s got a nose for the ball and a motor that doesn’t quit. We sent DT Javon Kinlaw packing in exchange, and it’s looking like Kamara’s going to be a force to reckon with.
LOLB Jalen Graham
Picked up in free agency, Graham is a rising talent we couldn’t pass up. He’s fast, young, and he comes on a smart 3-year deal that’s easy on the cap. Graham’s got a lot of upside, and we’re banking on him growing into a key piece for us.
Preseason Highlights - Week 1
HB Breece Hall & Braelon Allen
Talk about a one-two punch! Hall and Allen combined for 160 yards on the ground, each grabbing a touchdown. Allen really shined late in the game, averaging 5.79 YPC on 13 carries—he’s got power, and he knows how to finish.
QB Aaron Rodgers
Rodgers looked a bit rusty, but even on an off day, he delivered. The future Hall of Famer went 5-for-14 with 53 yards and 2 touchdowns, spreading the ball to four different receivers. Call it a warm-up—he’s just getting started.
Offensive Line
Our O-line was impenetrable in Week 1—not a single sack allowed with the starters on the field. That’s the kind of protection you love to see, and it’s only going to get better.
CB Brandon Echols
Echols brought the fireworks with a pick-six, taking it to the house and getting the crowd on its feet. He finished with 1 tackle, 1 deflection, and 1 touchdown—pure playmaker.
CB DJ Reed
Reed was all over the place, racking up 4 tackles, 1 deflection, 1 sack, and an interception. This guy was a menace, plain and simple.
CB Michael Carter II
Carter II added a 52-yard pick-six of his own, showcasing his defensive instincts and explosiveness. He also had 3 tackles, 1 TFL, and 1 deflection. Don’t sleep on Carter—he’s piling up turnovers like it’s his job. Oh wait, it is!
Preseason Highlights - Week 2
HB Braelon Allen
Allen came through when it counted, grinding out 40 yards and our only rushing touchdown in the game. He’s the guy you want carrying the rock in crunch time.
WR Xavier Gipson
Gipson’s lone catch was a highlight reel-worthy 62-yard catch-and-run for a touchdown that gave us the lead. One catch, one game-changer.
Offensive Line
Solid protection again, but surprisingly, the second-team O-line outperformed the starters. It’s worth watching who steps up when the season begins.
K Greg Zuerlein
"Greg the Leg" was flawless in Week 2, going 1-for-1 on FGs and 2-for-2 on XPs. In a close game, every point counts—and Zuerlein came through.
LOLB Jalen Graham
Graham was a beast, leading the team with 5 tackles, 1 TFL, and 2 QB sacks. He’s proving to be a nightmare for opposing offenses.
CB Brandin Echols
Echols dominated again, stacking up 5 tackles, 1 TFL, 4 deflections, a forced fumble, and a game-sealing interception. If you’re a QB, you should probably avoid his side of the field.
CB Michael Carter
Carter II had another solid game with 3 tackles, 2 deflections, and a 24-yard interception return. This guy is turning into a takeaway machine.
Preseason Highlights - Week 3
WR Garrett Wilson
Wilson reminded everyone why he’s a weapon, hauling in 3 catches for 63 yards, including a 43-yard touchdown bomb. He’s got star written all over him.
TE Tyler Conklin
Conklin kept the momentum going with 3 catches for 29 yards and his second TD of the preseason, securing it late in the 4th quarter. He’s developing into a reliable red zone target.
RT Garett Bolles
Bolles made his presence felt with 6 pancakes and zero sacks allowed. We’re excited to have this guy bulldozing defenders.
MLB CJ Mosley
The vet had himself a game, racking up 5 tackles, 2 TFL, 1 deflection, and a fumble recovery. Mosley’s leadership and playmaking ability are key to our defense.
CB Michael Carter II
Carter II just keeps showing up, tallying 3 deflections and another fumble recovery. It’s no accident this guy’s name keeps popping up in the highlights. |
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(by P_Fenger on 10/13/2024)
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Stepping into the driver’s seat at MetLife? |
The New York Jets have announced Peter Fenger as the team's newest General Manager, set to lead the organization into a new era. With a vision focused on building a winning culture, Fenger is ready to elevate the Jets and bring success back to New York.
In a statement, Fenger said:
"We’ve got the talent, we’ve got the drive, and now, we’re about to put it all together. Expect a team that’s hungry, focused, and ready to give everything on the field. We’re not here for mediocrity—we’re here to bring a winning culture back to the Jets and to New York."
Fans can look forward to a new chapter as Fenger takes the reins for the 2024 season. |
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At A Glance
| JETS FRONT OFFICE |
| GM |
P_Fenger |
| Head Coach |
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| Offensive Coordinator |
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| Defensive Coordinator |
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| Special Teams |
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| Salary |
$196.94M |
| Cap Penalty |
$0K |
| Cap Room |
$58.06M |
| AFC East |
| RNK |
TEAM |
W-L-T |
PCT |
DIV |
| #5 |
 Dolphins |
9-2-0 |
0.818 |
4-0 |
| #6 |
 Jets |
8-3-0 |
0.727 |
3-1 |
| #24 |
 Bills |
3-8-0 |
0.273 |
0-3 |
| #31 |
 Patriots |
2-9-0 |
0.182 |
1-4 |
| JETS SCHEDULE |
| Preseason |
| WK |
DATE |
OPPONENT |
SCOUT/RESULT |
| P1 |
Fri |
vs  Rams #13 |
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| P2 |
Mon |
at  Ravens #18 |
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| P3 |
Sat |
at  Giants #27 |
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| P4 |
Thu |
vs  Eagles #17 |
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| Regular Season |
| 1 |
Sun |
at Dolphins #5 |
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| 2 |
Sun |
vs Patriots #31 |
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| 3 |
Mon |
at  Chargers #14 |
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| 4 |
Sun |
vs  Cardinals #30 |
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| 6 |
Sun |
vs  Bengals #10 |
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| 7 |
Sun |
at  Raiders #21 |
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| 8 |
Sun |
vs  Chiefs #1 |
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| 9 |
Sun |
at Bills #24 |
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| 10 |
Sun |
vs Rams #13 |
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| 11 |
Thu |
at Patriots #31 |
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| 12 |
Sun |
at  Titans #22 |
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| 13 |
Sun |
vs  Broncos #11 |
Match-up |
| 14 |
Sun |
at  49ers #8 |
Match-up |
| 15 |
Sun |
vs Bills #24 |
Match-up |
| 16 |
Sun |
at  Seahawks #16 |
Match-up |
| 17 |
Sun |
vs Dolphins #5 |
Match-up |
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