How good does Rodgers have to be to win 11 games?

[JiFtheOracle]

65%, 3700 yards, 26 TD's.  

Which is replicating statistically the last season he had w/ Green Bay, you know, when he had a drastic decline to 7th in the NFL in TD's, the Jets easily win 11 games.

For those keeping track, 26 TD's is what the Jets have scored through the air if you combine the 22 and 23 seasons and won 7 games both seasons.

 

[Rich Thornburgh]

10 hours ago, Long Island Leprechaun said:

So basically doing the same as he did in 2022 with a broken thumb. His ratios before that were more like 8:1 or better for virtually all of the 12 years prior. I'd say  throw for 25 or more TDs and a ratio of 3:1 is almost a slam dunk for him.

Just don’t be Zach Wilson and we make the playoffs 

[BornJetsFan1983]

On 6/22/2024 at 11:47 AM, OtherwiseHappyinLife said:

Assume no major injuries to the Jets core outside the norm ..  Yes, there will be games missed by Tyron Smith & AVT (maybe even Morgan Moses), and it’s feasible Mike Williams will not be the 2022 version.

Try to strip out the emotions of the last decade.  Also, consider that the Dolphins and Bills lost a lot, and the Pats are in a rebuild.

Looking at our defense and special teams, what’s the average points we need per game to win 11?

What would a typical stat line look like for Rodgers?  Breece Hall?

What's great is with a functioning offense our def has a decent chance of shutting the other team down completely. If Rodgers is having a good game even better chance. We will have Houston games this years at least two or three dominations..

I think Rodgers is going to get like 7 or 8 wins with just two touch down games....we are going to be running the rock second half our runnijg backs are going to be having 200 yard games...