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Running back Bilal Powell should have been the lead back but Forte will be back next year.Īt wide receiver, Brandon Marshall may be released to free up cap space or be traded away simply because he is one of the few veterans with any value. The quarterback situation is a mess as Fitzpatrick regressed to his mean, Bryce Petty was awful, Geno Smith got hurt (again!) and Christian Hackenberg has been hidden away in a secret bunker somewhere. Darrelle Revis is ridiculously overpaid and seems well past his prime at cornerback. Wilkerson has dogged it in 2016 and Sheldon Richardson is destroying any trade value he may have had going into the offseason.
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Now the Jets are halfway between a rebuild and trying to reload on a roster full of veterans. The Jets had some good luck in 2015: tons of cap space inherited from former general manager John Idzik, the Ryan Fitzpatrick resurgence and a last-place schedule.Īlthough in desperate need of a rebuild, the Jets spent tons of money to bring back veterans on defense (David Harris, Antonio Cromartie and Darrelle Revis) while signing veteran offensive linemen, trading for Fitzpatrick to replace the disappointing Geno Smith and adding wide receiver Brandon Marshall for a late round draft pick.Ĭoming off a 10-6 season, the Jets made a few particularly egregious mistakes: they spent the entire offseason playing chicken with Fitzpatrick (rather than moving on from him with a younger quarterback), they signed another veteran on offense in running back Matt Forte (blocking any development of a younger running back) and they overpaid defensive end Muhammad Wilkerson rather than trading him away (as they had Sheldon Richardson and Leonard Williams still on their rookie contracts at the position) for some draft capital to inject youth into the franchise. The New York Jets showed last week what a mess the franchise has spiraled into after narrowly missing the playoffs last season. The team’s dominance of the division is so complete that in the two seasons since 2001 where the Patriots did not win the division (20) they were still able tie for the division lead in victories and only lost out on the division crown and the playoffs due to tiebreakers.Īs the Patriots head into their season finale against the Miami Dolphins (who have clinched a playoff spot for the first time since 2008), the question remains of how long the Patriots can continue their unprecedented run at the top of the AFC East? Patriots’ News: Pats untested by a flat Jets’ performance
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