joewilly12 Posted February 23, 2018 Share Posted February 23, 2018 By Joe Caporoso 1 – Young Amazing: Robby Anderson was 12th in the NFL in catches of 20 yards or more with 17 and of all receivers with 60 receptions, he had the sixth highest yards per catch at 14.9. Anderson has also had more receptions and yards than any receiver drafted in 2016 outside of Tyreek Hill and Micheal Thomas. 2 – Just Give Him The Ball: Over the past two seasons Bilal Powell has only received 19 or more carries four times. In those four games his rushing totals were: 145 yards, 122 yards, 163 yards and 145 yards. Powell had the 16th highest elusive rating in the NFL via PFF and was 1st in the NFL in Breakaway Percentage. Of all backs with 175 carries or more, Powell ranked 9th in yards per carry at 4.3. Of all backs with 175 carries or more, Powell had the fourth most runs of 20 yards or longer. 3 – The Spread: The 2017 Jets were 8-6-2 against the spread and had three of their five wins come against AFC playoff teams (Jacksonville, Buffalo, and Kansas City). They were 8-8 on hitting their over/under number. 4 – Big Cat: Leonard Williams was 16th in the NFL among 3-4 Defensive Ends in “Stop Percentage” via PFF. Williams also finished with 17 quarterback hits, first among all 3-4 Defensive Ends. 5 – The Rooks: At 98.5%, Jamal Adams played the 15th highest percentage of snaps for his team of all defensive backs in the NFL He was 13th in PFF’s Run Stop Percentage metric on plays within 8 yards of the line of scrimmage. Marcus Maye played 95.2% of the Jets defensive snaps in 2017 and finished 7th in PFF’s rating of receptions allowed compared to the amount of snaps he spent in coverage. 6 – A Resurgence: Demario Davis led the Jets in total snaps, tackles and sacks. He was second in the NFL among inside linebackers in total sacks with five and his 24 pressures was first in the NFL at his position. 7 – Left Tackle: Kelvin Beachum played 100% of the Jets offensive snaps in his first year with the team. He only allowed 4 sacks which was tied for 26th in the NFL. He was ranked 13th in pass blocking efficiency by PFF. 8 – Right Tackle: Second year player Brandon Shell finished ranked 23rd in pass blocking efficiency by PFF, allowing 6 sacks. He played 67% of the Jets offensive snaps. 9 – Kick Life: Chandler Catanzaro made 83.3% of his kicks last season, went 2-2 from beyond 50 yards and didn’t miss a single extra point. He also did not miss any field goals under 40 yards. Lachlan Edwards was 11th in the NFL in yards per punt average and tied for 3rd in kicks downed inside the 20 yard line. 10 – Good Moves: The Jets released receiver Eric Decker and Brandon Marshall, who combined for less receptions, yards and touchdowns than Jermaine Kearse who they acquired via the Sheldon Richardson trade. Calvin Pryor, who the Jets traded for Demario Davis (production listed above), finished with 1 tackle in 2017. 11 – Kind Of Close: In Josh McCown’s 13 starts, the Jets only lost two games by double digits (Oakland and Denver). The Jets lost 6 of their 11 games by one possession or less. 12 – Downfield: The Jets had 11 different players with a reception of 25 yards or longer (Robby Anderson, Jermaine Kearse, Eric Tomlinson, Austin Seferian-Jenkins, ArDarius Stewart, Jeremy Kerley, Matt Forte, Bilal Powell, Elijah McGuire, Neal Sterling and Marcus Williams). Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
nycdan Posted February 23, 2018 Share Posted February 23, 2018 1 minute ago, joewilly12 said: By Joe Caporoso 1 – Young Amazing: Robby Anderson was 12th in the NFL in catches of 20 yards or more with 17 and of all receivers with 60 receptions, he had the sixth highest yards per catch at 14.9. Anderson has also had more receptions and yards than any receiver drafted in 2016 outside of Tyreek Hill and Micheal Thomas. 2 – Just Give Him The Ball: Over the past two seasons Bilal Powell has only received 19 or more carries four times. In those four games his rushing totals were: 145 yards, 122 yards, 163 yards and 145 yards. Powell had the 16th highest elusive rating in the NFL via PFF and was 1st in the NFL in Breakaway Percentage. Of all backs with 175 carries or more, Powell ranked 9th in yards per carry at 4.3. Of all backs with 175 carries or more, Powell had the fourth most runs of 20 yards or longer. 3 – The Spread: The 2017 Jets were 8-6-2 against the spread and had three of their five wins come against AFC playoff teams (Jacksonville, Buffalo, and Kansas City). They were 8-8 on hitting their over/under number. 4 – Big Cat: Leonard Williams was 16th in the NFL among 3-4 Defensive Ends in “Stop Percentage” via PFF. Williams also finished with 17 quarterback hits, first among all 3-4 Defensive Ends. 5 – The Rooks: At 98.5%, Jamal Adams played the 15th highest percentage of snaps for his team of all defensive backs in the NFL He was 13th in PFF’s Run Stop Percentage metric on plays within 8 yards of the line of scrimmage. Marcus Maye played 95.2% of the Jets defensive snaps in 2017 and finished 7th in PFF’s rating of receptions allowed compared to the amount of snaps he spent in coverage. 6 – A Resurgence: Demario Davis led the Jets in total snaps, tackles and sacks. He was second in the NFL among inside linebackers in total sacks with five and his 24 pressures was first in the NFL at his position. 7 – Left Tackle: Kelvin Beachum played 100% of the Jets offensive snaps in his first year with the team. He only allowed 4 sacks which was tied for 26th in the NFL. He was ranked 13th in pass blocking efficiency by PFF. 8 – Right Tackle: Second year player Brandon Shell finished ranked 23rd in pass blocking efficiency by PFF, allowing 6 sacks. He played 67% of the Jets offensive snaps. 9 – Kick Life: Chandler Catanzaro made 83.3% of his kicks last season, went 2-2 from beyond 50 yards and didn’t miss a single extra point. He also did not miss any field goals under 40 yards. Lachlan Edwards was 11th in the NFL in yards per punt average and tied for 3rd in kicks downed inside the 20 yard line. 10 – Good Moves: The Jets released receiver Eric Decker and Brandon Marshall, who combined for less receptions, yards and touchdowns than Jermaine Kearse who they acquired via the Sheldon Richardson trade. Calvin Pryor, who the Jets traded for Demario Davis (production listed above), finished with 1 tackle in 2017. 11 – Kind Of Close: In Josh McCown’s 13 starts, the Jets only lost two games by double digits (Oakland and Denver). The Jets lost 6 of their 11 games by one possession or less. 12 – Downfield: The Jets had 11 different players with a reception of 25 yards or longer (Robby Anderson, Jermaine Kearse, Eric Tomlinson, Austin Seferian-Jenkins, ArDarius Stewart, Jeremy Kerley, Matt Forte, Bilal Powell, Elijah McGuire, Neal Sterling and Marcus Williams). Indeed some positive notes here and a few reasons for optimism. But we are Jet fans so someone needs to splash some cold water on this. I guess my number got called today. 1. Young Robby Anderson was also 1st in the NFL in outstanding traffic warrants 3. Not hard to beat the spread when you're double-digit dogs almost every week because...well...Jets. 5. We had three healthy Safeties most of the year. Not really surprising that the two best, who happened to be rookies, played all the snaps. 6. Are we really celebrating that our ILB led the team in sacks? With 5? Really? 7. Yay...we had a player who didn't get injured. Parade Sunday at 4pm. 11. Ah....losing close games. The gold standard in the Todd Bowles clubhouse. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
T0mShane Posted February 23, 2018 Share Posted February 23, 2018 My Personal Twelve Positive Stats 1. It Was Just a Rash 2. Almost a Third Of The Way To Paying Off Sallie Mae 3. No Strokes! 4. Haven’t Watched Any Star Wars Reboots Recently 5. Called That Whole El Chapo Thing 6. Pulled Up Some Carpet and Found Like Three Bucks In Coins 7. Lived To See The Gronkowski No-Targets Game 8. They Raised The Rent Four Percent But Tidied Up The Lobby Nice Including a Statue 9. Bid On The Signed Revis Helmet and Lost 10. Getting $2400 Back From Federal But It’s Already Spent God Dammit 11. My Team Drafted a Player at 6 That Had a Run Stop Percentage Within Eight Yards On Par Or Close With Some Of The Finest Safeties In The League. 12. Only Two More Seasons Until The Nets Have a First Round Pick Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
joewilly12 Posted February 24, 2018 Author Share Posted February 24, 2018 51 minutes ago, T0mShane said: 8. They Raised The Rent Four Percent But Tidied Up The Lobby Nice Including a Statue Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Beerfish Posted February 24, 2018 Share Posted February 24, 2018 1 hour ago, joewilly12 said: By Joe Caporoso 1 – Young Amazing: Robby Anderson was 12th in the NFL in catches of 20 yards or more with 17 and of all receivers with 60 receptions, he had the sixth highest yards per catch at 14.9. Anderson has also had more receptions and yards than any receiver drafted in 2016 outside of Tyreek Hill and Micheal Thomas. 2 – Just Give Him The Ball: Over the past two seasons Bilal Powell has only received 19 or more carries four times. In those four games his rushing totals were: 145 yards, 122 yards, 163 yards and 145 yards. Powell had the 16th highest elusive rating in the NFL via PFF and was 1st in the NFL in Breakaway Percentage. Of all backs with 175 carries or more, Powell ranked 9th in yards per carry at 4.3. Of all backs with 175 carries or more, Powell had the fourth most runs of 20 yards or longer. 3 – The Spread: The 2017 Jets were 8-6-2 against the spread and had three of their five wins come against AFC playoff teams (Jacksonville, Buffalo, and Kansas City). They were 8-8 on hitting their over/under number. 4 – Big Cat: Leonard Williams was 16th in the NFL among 3-4 Defensive Ends in “Stop Percentage” via PFF. Williams also finished with 17 quarterback hits, first among all 3-4 Defensive Ends. 5 – The Rooks: At 98.5%, Jamal Adams played the 15th highest percentage of snaps for his team of all defensive backs in the NFL He was 13th in PFF’s Run Stop Percentage metric on plays within 8 yards of the line of scrimmage. Marcus Maye played 95.2% of the Jets defensive snaps in 2017 and finished 7th in PFF’s rating of receptions allowed compared to the amount of snaps he spent in coverage. 6 – A Resurgence: Demario Davis led the Jets in total snaps, tackles and sacks. He was second in the NFL among inside linebackers in total sacks with five and his 24 pressures was first in the NFL at his position. 7 – Left Tackle: Kelvin Beachum played 100% of the Jets offensive snaps in his first year with the team. He only allowed 4 sacks which was tied for 26th in the NFL. He was ranked 13th in pass blocking efficiency by PFF. 8 – Right Tackle: Second year player Brandon Shell finished ranked 23rd in pass blocking efficiency by PFF, allowing 6 sacks. He played 67% of the Jets offensive snaps. 9 – Kick Life: Chandler Catanzaro made 83.3% of his kicks last season, went 2-2 from beyond 50 yards and didn’t miss a single extra point. He also did not miss any field goals under 40 yards. Lachlan Edwards was 11th in the NFL in yards per punt average and tied for 3rd in kicks downed inside the 20 yard line. 10 – Good Moves: The Jets released receiver Eric Decker and Brandon Marshall, who combined for less receptions, yards and touchdowns than Jermaine Kearse who they acquired via the Sheldon Richardson trade. Calvin Pryor, who the Jets traded for Demario Davis (production listed above), finished with 1 tackle in 2017. 11 – Kind Of Close: In Josh McCown’s 13 starts, the Jets only lost two games by double digits (Oakland and Denver). The Jets lost 6 of their 11 games by one possession or less. 12 – Downfield: The Jets had 11 different players with a reception of 25 yards or longer (Robby Anderson, Jermaine Kearse, Eric Tomlinson, Austin Seferian-Jenkins, ArDarius Stewart, Jeremy Kerley, Matt Forte, Bilal Powell, Elijah McGuire, Neal Sterling and Marcus Williams). Anderson is who we drafted Devin smith to be too bad he is a total dunder head. Why do all the talented players have to be total knobs and all the good character players have to be knife boar hunting unauthentic lugs? Powell is one of these guys that seems to get nicked up just when he is ready ti assume the full load of a starter. Having said that he has been our best back by a lot the last 2 years and only morons would have had forte ahead of him. The spread is meaningless, it is a Bowles stat, i would rather be close than have balls to win. I feel sorry for williams, having a total lazy dog on the other side of him who could be blocked by a 7th rounder from west tuskegge state while he faces double teams all game and having a sh*tty coach that can't figure out that if you have a dominant d player you move him around to find the other teams weak link. Adams was indeed good at stopping the run. too bad this is a passing league and you just used a 6th overall pick on an in the box runs stopper. Davis played great and it was a surprise. Do NOT assume he will do this the next 3 years and give him a fat contract. Beachum played better than expected, shell one weak was listed as a top performer the next week as god awful. I cannot judge him. In any case our oline is like a house of cards that could fall apart at any moment. I don't like our kicker, he was sh*tty in zona and was okay here last year but can he kick 50 yarders in the rain? I thought not. Edwards was very good and i assume the new special teams guy last year just said kick the heck out of ball instead of trying to plaice it at 40 yards. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ASH1962 Posted February 24, 2018 Share Posted February 24, 2018 I am sorry 2 straight 5-11 seasons have very little positives associated with them. Slow time of year, writer needs something to grasp on to perhaps? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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BigO Posted February 26, 2018 Share Posted February 26, 2018 On 2/23/2018 at 7:50 PM, joewilly12 said: Sorry to pee on your parade - here are my 12 Negative NY Jets Stats 2017 1 Our boom ba ya #6 pick in draft safety didn’t notch a single interception. ? 2 Our OL nearly got Petty killed and our ‘starter’ injured with a broken hand. ? 3 Robbie Anderson was arrested....again.❗️ 4 we only won 5 games.....again.❗️ 5 Our tinnie winnie LB didn’t grow an inch even though there was hope he was still in the growing phase. ? 6 Mac and Cheese were given 2 year extensions on top of their existing contracts. Still scratching my head. ? &? 7 Buster Skrine cemented himself as the worst CB in football. ? 8 Our TE has a better future in the circus as a juggler than as our TE. ? 9 Our OC is history, even though he had more success than many in recent regimes. ? 10 Hackenburg has become an all pro at Madden while on the sidelines AGAIN for the entire season. ? 11 We changed our strategy from Never give up to, quit while you’re behind. ? 12 We blew a golden opportunity to tank and grab the franchise QB we haven’t had since Joe Namath. ? Other than that it was a great year ? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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