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Everything is breaking bad for Gang Green. Their defense was supposed to suffocate the life out of opponents, yet are 16th in the NFL in yards allowed per game (355.2), 26th in passing yards allowed (285), and 21st in total points allowed (105).
Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis has a mild hamstring strain and his status for the team's game at Pittsburgh next Sunday is uncertain.
Ryan Fitzpatrick's confidence has not wavered. Not by the nine interceptions in his last two games. And certainly not by the fans and media suggesting the Jets consider making a change at quarterback.
There are two main reasons why the Jets are 1-3 and in danger of seeing their season spiral out of control. First, the opposing teams that have beaten the Jets are pretty good. Second, the Jets are not that good.
Russell Wilson was sharp and efficient despite playing with a sprained knee, throwing three touchdown passes in the Seattle Seahawks' 27-17 victory over the New York Jets on Sunday.
Coach Todd Bowles announced Friday that Decker will be "week to week" with the shoulder injury.
Pete Carroll and the Seattle Seahawks have seen the Jets' ugly game film from last week, when Ryan Fitzpatrick kept throwing the ball to the other team.
The 6-foot, 215-pound Ross caught six passes for 89 yards in the preseason. He also had four punt returns for 48 yards and two kickoff returns for 66 yards, including a 51-yarder.
Austin Seferian-Jenkins is getting a quick second chance from the New York Jets. Coach Todd Bowles is counting on the tight end to make the most of it.
New York Jets wide receiver Eric Decker aggravated a shoulder injury last Sunday, and his availability for the game against the Seattle Seahawks is uncertain.
Social media is bubbling with "bench Ryan Fitzpatrick" signs. Some Jets fans are ready to restart the Geno Smith era. Allow me to talk you off the Twitter cliff.
Brandon Marshall is hopeful that he can help the new Jets tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins overcome some of his issues.
By the end of the week, the Jets, Giants, and Yankees will have supplied us with enough silliness to fill a new sequel of "Dumb and Dumber."
Enough has been made of Fitzpatrick's Harvard education and how he's supposedly the smartest guy on the field each and every week. All of that meant little as far as football sense went on Sunday.
Tampa Bay waived the 6-foot-5, 262-pound tight end after he was arrested on a DUI charge Friday.
