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Woody Johnson has turned the Jets into a dysđfunctional mess
The Jets listen to the noise and let itđ influence them. That leads to bad football decisions.
Aaron Râ odgers lacking fourth-quarter magic as Davante Adams joins Jets
The Jets are close. That is thđe good news for them. The bad newsŕ´ is they have now lost three winnable games.Â
Aaron Rodgers deserves more blame forđŚ broken Jets offenseđ
The tendency around the Jets right now is to bđlame Hackett when things go wrong and praise Rodgers when things go right. But that is not fair.
Jets' two young offensive stars are suddenly major concerns
The expectationâ entering the season was that they would make the Jets offense go along with Aaron Rodgers. So far, they are sputtering.
This is exactlďż˝đˇďż˝y what the Jets needed
The Jets dominated the Patriots on Thursday night in every way during a 24-3 victory at MetLife Stadium. The Jets are now 2-1 for the first time since 201đ5.
Jets don't have a choice with star holdout anymore
If Haason Reddick has been hoping to gain some leveârage with the Jets, he just got it.
ŕ´ The most disappointing part of this Jets letdown
The Jets dropped their opener 32-19 to the 49ers on Monday night. The team is now 0-1 for the fifth time in six years. Here are somâe thoughts and observations...
Robert Saleh has done little to queđ ll conáŠáŠáŠáŠáŠáŠâ¤â¤â¤â¤áŠâ¤â¤â¤â¤áŠâ¤â¤â¤â¤áŠđąáŠáŠáŠcerns as disappointing third year nears end
Robert Saleh is now 17-33 as the Jets head coach. đŻ
ę§ Why the Jets are better đŚŠoff winning than tanking
Jets fans should know that a high draft pick dođes not guarđŹantee anything.
Robert Saleh's lack of accountability after Jets embarrassment is a terrible look
All season there has been too much excuse-making from the Jđets.
đ Jets win stopped the circus and đźmay have saved some jobs
The Jets just needed to calmđ§ the waters around the organization. đ
The Jets might need a new scapegoat đĽ
It is crazy how this Jets season has fallen apart just like last season and how siđmilar it feels. đ
This depressing Jetđłsđ´ cycle is happening again with their young stars
The Jets dropped their fourth straight game on Friday, this one a 34ꌰ-13 loss to the Dolphins. Here are some thođĄughts and observations from the game.
One problem is killing the Jets eveྊn worse than Zach Wilson đ
You can blame Zach Wilson or Nathaniel Hackett or anyone else for what is going on with this offense but who cđould thrive behind this group right now. ꌌ
The Jets' big fear about potentially benching quarterback Zach Wilson
ঠIt is clear Jets quarterback Zach Wilson is not the only problem, but he is the easiest problem to fix. A quarterback change can rejuvenate a team. â
Zach Wilson is exposing every Jets problem â and some fađns aâ¨re blind to it
The ŕšhopeđ that Wilson gave Jets fans against the Chiefs in early October is a memory.
Sorry, but the Jets' formula can't last like this
If youâre feeling some dĂŠjĂ vu, Jets fans, thatâs understandable. They are winning games with the same formula they used in the middle of last sęŚeason.
The Jets just proved how dangerous they aꊾre
The Jets have wins over two of the NFL's elite teams and a loss to oâne of âthe worst.
Jets following simple formula to stabilize season with Aaron Rodgers sideliŕźşneđd
ęŚ The Jets have shown they can take a punch.
The big question facing Jets' Zach Wilson after breakout game vs. Chiefs
Zach đˇWilson finally had a signature game where he was running the offense and he was the reason the Jets were having suđ şccess.