As we are now at the mid-point of the season, we are learning more and more about some teams every week. On the slate for this week, there are some intriguing matchups. A couple of games will take place between teams in the same division in the mix for the playoffs. Below is a look into the key points for each game along with what the rest of Week 9 is looking like.
The New York Jets almost lost every game and were looking like the top team to draft Trevor Lawrence. However, a year after Joe Douglas’ first full draft, the team played hard and would win two games. While the season wasn’t good, largely due to Adam Gase, the players from the 2020 draft should inspire hope in Jets fans.
The New York Jets had a very exciting offseason, filled with a new head-coaching hire, a busy free agency period, and the drafting of their new franchise signal-caller. The Jets are a far better team than they were a year ago, and Jet fans should be very excited about the future, as well as the present. New York ranks 26th in the power rankings.
The New York Jets and New England Patriots were expected to play a competitive game on PrimeTime Monday night, just not at the score that they did.
The New York Jets will get a look on prime time on Monday night as they face their division rival Patriots in a somewhat meaningless matchup. This is the first of a few meetings between the rivals in the 2020 season. Both teams are coming off brutal losses and will look to regain some steam despite being banged up.
The New York Jets had little hope going into this week to grab their first win finally. That sliver of hope was lost by halftime against the Kansas City Chiefs as the reigning Super Bowl champions handled the Jets with ease in this one.
The winless New York Jets travel to Arrowhead Stadium to take on the 6-1 Kansas City Chiefs. The Jets are still seeking their first victory of the season, while the Chiefs look to build off an impressive Week 7 win over the Denver Broncos.
The New York Jets currently sit at the bottom of the NFL with an 0-6 record and in line to take on the first overall pick. That looks to be the 31st pick as things stand right now. They also have the first pick of the second round, 33, and can add even more at that point. Here are a few players the Jets may be interested in that would be available at 31.
The Jets stocked up on intriguing rookies in this past year’s draft and one of the players who hasn’t made his debut yet is Denzel Mims. Mims, 23, stands at 6 foot, 3 inches, and 207 pounds. A fabulous size for a receiver who can play from the slot and run deep routes.
The New York Jets are in the midst of a lost 0-6 season as the situation stands. There have been very few bright spots on the roster but there is always excitement about young players, and especially rookies. Below is a look at how the Jets rookies are fairing and what to expect from them.
The Jets have signed their fifth-round selection, cornerback Bryce Hall who they picked at number 158.
Sam Gutkin provides his initial thoughts after the release of the Jets schedule:
As we are now at the mid-point of the season, we are learning more and more about some teams every week. On the slate for this week, there are some intriguing matchups. A couple of games will take place between teams in the same division in the mix for the playoffs. Below is a look into the key points for each game along with what the rest of Week 9 is looking like.
The New York Jets almost lost every game and were looking like the top team to draft Trevor Lawrence. However, a year after Joe Douglas’ first full draft, the team played hard and would win two games. While the season wasn’t good, largely due to Adam Gase, the players from the 2020 draft should inspire hope in Jets fans.
The New York Jets had a very exciting offseason, filled with a new head-coaching hire, a busy free agency period, and the drafting of their new franchise signal-caller. The Jets are a far better team than they were a year ago, and Jet fans should be very excited about the future, as well as the present. New York ranks 26th in the power rankings.
The New York Jets and New England Patriots were expected to play a competitive game on PrimeTime Monday night, just not at the score that they did.
The New York Jets will get a look on prime time on Monday night as they face their division rival Patriots in a somewhat meaningless matchup. This is the first of a few meetings between the rivals in the 2020 season. Both teams are coming off brutal losses and will look to regain some steam despite being banged up.
The New York Jets had little hope going into this week to grab their first win finally. That sliver of hope was lost by halftime against the Kansas City Chiefs as the reigning Super Bowl champions handled the Jets with ease in this one.
The winless New York Jets travel to Arrowhead Stadium to take on the 6-1 Kansas City Chiefs. The Jets are still seeking their first victory of the season, while the Chiefs look to build off an impressive Week 7 win over the Denver Broncos.
The New York Jets currently sit at the bottom of the NFL with an 0-6 record and in line to take on the first overall pick. That looks to be the 31st pick as things stand right now. They also have the first pick of the second round, 33, and can add even more at that point. Here are a few players the Jets may be interested in that would be available at 31.
The Jets stocked up on intriguing rookies in this past year’s draft and one of the players who hasn’t made his debut yet is Denzel Mims. Mims, 23, stands at 6 foot, 3 inches, and 207 pounds. A fabulous size for a receiver who can play from the slot and run deep routes.
The New York Jets are in the midst of a lost 0-6 season as the situation stands. There have been very few bright spots on the roster but there is always excitement about young players, and especially rookies. Below is a look at how the Jets rookies are fairing and what to expect from them.
The Jets have signed their fifth-round selection, cornerback Bryce Hall who they picked at number 158.
Sam Gutkin provides his initial thoughts after the release of the Jets schedule:
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