After falling to 1-6, Jets GM John Idzik finally upgraded the roster with the acquisition of Percy Harvin. He will debut on Sunday vs Buffalo.
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After months of inaction, Jets general manager John Idzik finally improved the roster with the trade for Percy Harvin
It's not only the offense or secondary costing the Jets. The rushing defense is pitching in, having surrendered 300 yards on the ground the past two weeks.
Despite not winning a game in a month and being 1-4, Rex Ryan's Jets may not have hit rock bottom yet. Just check the upcoming schedule.
Jets coach Rex Ryan isn't only taking criticism for his own transgressions but those of general manager John Idzik as well.
The Jets could be on the fast track to 1-6 and their only savior from that could be a win in San Diego during Week 5. At 1-3 and sinking, the Jets have themselves and their general manager to thank for being in this unenviable spot.
The Jets are coming off two straight losses and are facing a third straight NFC North opponent, the Detroit Lions in Week 4.
In preparing for the Chicago Bears, the Jets need to execute a game plan similar to the one they failed to in Green Bay.
Despite the mystifying and frustrating result, there is still a silver lining for the New York Jets.
The hardest part of the New York Jets schedule comes right now, from weeks 2 through 7. They need to do a few things right in order to stay afloat
As we look to Week 2, the Jets head into Lambeau Field. The Packers are sure to present a larger challenge than the Raiders did to open the season.
Both Stephen Hill and Dimitri Patterson wasted chances to contribute for the New York Jets in 2014.
John Idzik had the means to improve the Jets roster at cornerback, an obvious need spot. He didn't and now New York is in an unenviable spot on defense.
After injuries to Milliner and McDougle, there is legitimate cause for concern when it comes to the New York Jets already suspect defensive backfield.
Even if Geno Smith starts for the Jets, Michael Vick could have a role as of change of pace option for gang green.
The jury is still out on Geno Smith therefore the Jets are giving him every opportunity to win the job as the incumbent and take a leap forward
The Jets have a front seven capable of being the most dominant in the NFL. Now the secondary that needs to prove their worth on the field with them
The upcoming season is the most important one to date in the career of Rex Ryan and a failure to make the postseason could spell disaster
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