Flying Through the Big Apple - RoundingThird's New York Jets (M17)

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Week 17 Scoreboard:

Sunday, 1 PM:
Bills 43, Jets 38
Texans 20, Titans 28
Browns 14, Steelers 42
Ravens 28, Bengals 31
Jaguars 31, Colts 28
Patriots 35, Dolphins 28
Packers 31, Lions 13
Bears 0, Vikings 41
Giants 35, Redskins 0
Cowboys 42, Eagles 24
Saints 27, Falcons 30
Panthers 38, Buccaneers 24

Sunday, 4:25 PM:
Chiefs 20, Chargers 28
Raiders 24, Broncos 25
Cardinals 10, Rams 7

Sunday Night Football:
Seahawks 28, 49ers 17

The Lead:
Seahawks topple Niners to win NFC West after starting 0-5
Bills ruin Jets' playoff hopes for second year in a row
Murray carries Titans to playoffs after Jets loss
Packers take care of Lions to win NFC North, Vikings destroy Bears to take Wild Card
After years of being the league's laughingstock, Jaguars clinch a first round bye after win in Indy

Wild Card Schedule:

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The League Recap: End of Regular Season

Awards:

2016 NFL Honors
Award	Player	Pos	Team
Most Valuable Player	Philip Rivers	QB	San Diego Chargers
Coach of the Year	Gus Bradley	HC	Jacksonville Jaguars
NFC Offensive Player of the Year	Dak Prescott	QB	Dallas Cowboys
AFC Offensive Player of the Year	Philip Rivers	QB	San Diego Chargers
NFC Offensive Rookie of the Year	Dak Prescott	QB	Dallas Cowboys
AFC Offensive Player of the Year	Paxton Lynch	QB	Denver Broncos
NFC Defensive Player of the Year	Luke Kuechly	MLB	Carolina Panthers
AFC Defensive Player of the Year	Justin Houston	OLB	Kansas City Chiefs
NFC Defensive Rookie of the Year	Keanu Neal	SS	Atlanta Falcons
AFC Defensive Rookie of the Year	Xavien Howard	CB	Miami Dolphins
NFC Best Running Back	Ezekiel Elliot	HB	Dallas Cowboys
AFC Best Running Back	Todd Gurley II	HB	New York Jets
NFC Best Wide Receiver	Jordy Nelson	WR	Green Bay Packers
AFC Best Wide Receiver	Antonio Brown	WR	Pittsburgh Steelers

Black Monday:

Detroit Lions fire HC Jim Caldwell after 5-11 season
Indianapolis Colts fire HC Chuck Pagano after team lost final 6 games
Cincinnati Bengals fire HC Marvin Lewis after 14 seasons, 0 playoff wins


One Final Author's Note:
So, this is new territory for me. This is the first time since chronicling Madden dynasties on OS that I have failed to make the playoffs, so I'm not sure what to do. I decided to keep Todd Bowles, since it clearly wasn't his fault that we lost our last two games. We need a QB, and a couple of wide receivers. Playing in the New York Metropolitan Area, we have plenty of funds available to use during free agency, since we sent most of our early draft picks to New England and Los Angeles.

In the coming posts, I'll summarize the rest of the postseason, and then get right into the offseason. I look forward to making amends in 2017 with what should be a new look Jets team. Muhammad Wilkerson has declined initial offers and will test free agency, and most likely leave.

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Phillip Rivers must have had an amazing season, which is kinda suprising.

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Playoff Recap:

Wild Card Weekend:
Titans 20, Chiefs 17
Vikings 32, Packers 29
Chargers 14, Steelers 34
Saints 14, Seahawks 20

Divisional Playoffs:
Titans 13, Patriots 27
Vikings 29, Panthers 21
Steelers 42, Jaguars 21
Seahawks 27, Giants 0

Conference Championships:
Steelers 7, Patriots 52
Vikings 35, Seahawks 21



Super Bowl LI:
Patriots 31, Vikings 12

MVP: Tom Brady


Notable Players Retiring:

Patriots QB Tom Brady
Bengals OLB Karlos Dansby
Cardinals OLB A.J. Hawk
Chargers TE Antonio Gates
Chiefs HC Andy Reid
Colts MLB D'Qwell Jackson
Colts K Adam Vinatieri
Colts DE Robert Mathis
Eagles FB John Kuhn
49ers K Phil Dawson
Packers OLB Julius Peppers
Panthers OLB Thomas Davis, Sr.
Raiders K Sebastian Janikowski
Rams HC Jeff Fisher
Ravens WR Steve Smith, Sr.
Steelers OLB James Harrison
Texans DT Vince Wilfork
Vikings CB Terrence Newman

Coaching Carousel:

Lions hire Chuck Pagano as their next head coach, signing him to a 3 year contract
Bengals hire John Glidewell as their next head coach, signing him to a 3 year contract
After Andy Reid unexpectedly retired, Chiefs hire Demetrius Turner as their next head coach, signing him to a 3 year contract
Colts hire Jim Caldwell as their next head coach, signing him to a 2 year deal

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Jets Hot Stove: Brandon Marshall To Retire

February 15, 2017--- In a move that shocked the entire NFL world, especially the New York Jets organization, Jets WR Brandon Marshall announced that he is retiring amid health concerns. For years, Marshall has gathered venerability around the league for his openness about his mental health issues, specifically his struggles with bipolar disorder. His ability to manage it and still perform well on the field is what made him great. His announcement is especially bittersweet for the Jets because it means that he finishes a great career without ever playing in the postseason. The Jets, of course, have blown any chance at the playoffs each of the last two years by losing to the Bills in their final game. When Marshall called up Jets President of Day-to-Day Operations Sam Freday, he told him the truth. Freday asked if there was anything he could say to change his mind, but Marshall simply said that he couldn't continue to play in good conscience knowing that his mental health was threatening to make him a bad teammate. He didn't want to do that to the organization he had grown to love in the last two years since coming over in a trade from Chicago. On a lesser note, this creates another gaping hole in the Jets' roster, at WR. The plan was for the Jets to sign a quarterback or even a wide receiver in free agency, but with only $1 million in cap space available, that doesn't seem realistic. Now, they will have to turn to the draft, in which their highest pick is in Round 3.*

* This will change in a moment, if you keep reading...

Other Jets Offseason News:

DE Muhammad Wilkerson was given the franchise tag to avoid free agency, after declining team's initial offer

Jets sign free agent WR Vincent Jackson to a 2 year, $13.6 million deal


So, where did we get all that money???

Spoiler

Jets trade CB Darrelle Revis, 2018 2nd round pick, 2017 5th round pick to Tampa Bay in exchange for 1st overall pick in this year's draft


Jets trade SS Calvin Pryor III, 2017 3rd round pick to Indianapolis in exchange for 6th overall pick in this year's draft

The New York Jets are officially ON THE CLOCK!!!!

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Free Agency Recap:

Bears:
C Patrick Lewis
FB Derek Watt
LT Matthew McCants
DT Bruce Gaston
DE Helva Matungulu
LG Greg Van Roten
DE Chris Canty
WR Cordarrelle Patterson
SS Nate Allen
K Caleb Sturgis
TE Owen Daniels
SS Josh Evans
DE Jonathan Bullard

Bengals:
LT Andre Smith
WR Jeremy Kerley
WR Riley Cooper
P Shawn Powell

Bills:
FB David Johnson
WR Emmanuel Sanders
FS Malcolm Bronson
OLB A.J. Klein
QB Josh Johnson
DE Stacy McGee
HB Cierre Wood
CB Taveze Calhoun
FS J.J. Wilcox
K Ryan Succop

Broncos:
LG Ronald Leary
CB Prince Iworah
DT Wade Keliikipi
QB Taylor Heinicke
RG Earl Watford
WR Kenny Stills
DE Robert Thomas
C Sam Brenner
FS Darrell Stuckey
DE Greg Hardy
FB Zach Line
DT Jamie Meder
WR Chris Matthews

Browns:
WR Albert Wilson
QB Tom Savage
K Cody Parkey
QB Case Keenum
DE Lawrence Guy
FB Jorvorskie Lane, Sr.
RG William Campbell
DT Josh Chapman
WR Dwayne Harris
WR Andre Holmes
K Travis Coons
RG Andrew Tiller

Buccaneers:
LG Amini Silatolu
CB Larry Scott
LT Luke Joeckel
FB Jed Collins
WR Titus Davis
MLB Nate Irving
CB Patrick Robinson
DT Jordan Hill
RT Josh Wells
C Brian Schwenke
WR Willie Snead
OLB Rob Ninkovich
FS Jaiquawn Jarrett

Cardinals:
C Nick Sundberg
QB Tyler Wilson
FS Anthony Levine, Sr.
OLB Lynden Trail
RG Mike Harris
HB Jeremy Stewart
DE Frank Alexander
DE Caushaud Lyons
C T.J. Johnson
OLB Willie Young
FB Darrel Young
CB Dexter McDonald
DE Damontre Moore
DT Kenrick Ellis

Chargers:
QB Mike Bercovici
SS Duke Ihenacho
FB Austin Johnson
RG Patrick Omameh
WR Brian Quick
FB John Conner
K Dan Carpenter
FS Craig Dahl
LG Jeremiah Poutasi
FS Brandian Ross

Chiefs:
OLB Jonathan Massaquoi
OLB Junior Galette
WR Kamar Aiken
MLB Sean Spence

Colts:
SS Kemal Ishmael
HB Rajion Neal
OLB Sam Acho
K John Potter
FB Kiero Small
CB Sterling Moore
DE Kelcy Quarles
CB Chance Casey
FS Tevin McDonald
OLB J.R. Tavai
QB Ryan Nassib
DE Trent Cole
RT Jordan Mills
OLB Prince Shembo
OLB John Simon
WR Robert Woods
DT Terrell McClain
MLB Sean Weatherspoon

Cowboys:
CB Dwayne Gratz
DT Dominique Easley
SS Will Hill III

Dolphins:
CB Alex Carter
K Garrett Hartley
DE Kapron Lewis-Moore
RG Jordan Devey
DT John Jenkins
LT Tom Compton
FS Craig Loston
CB Justin Coleman
RG Ted Karras
QB Dan Lefevour
WR Dezmin Lewis
FB Lonnie Pryor
HB Darrin Reaves
DE L.T. Walton
DT David Moala
OLB Eric Pinkins
MLB Mason Foster
RT Tony Hills
LT Chris Faulk
CB Josh Robinson

Eagles:
P Brandon Fields
CB Davon House
MLB Brandon Hepburn
K Dustin Hopkins
DE Sam Montgomery
CB Lou Young
HB Antonio Andrews
HB Danny Woodhead
MLB B.J. Goodson
LT Charles Leno, Jr.

Falcons:
MLB Gerald Hodges, Jr.
DE Ben Gardner
QB Thaddeus Lewis
FS Khalid Wooten
OLB Courtney Upshaw
DE Mario Addison
DT T.J. Barnes
K Cairo Santos
CB Randall Evans
DE Justin Trattou
RG Alvin Bailey
DT Devon Still
WR Chris Hogan
DT Ricky Lumpkin

49ers:
RT Michael Ola
LG Hugh Thornton
OLB Scott Solomon
C Bryan Stork
MLB Carl Bradford
WR Taylor Gabriel

Giants:
WR Jalin Marshall
TE Larry Donnell
K Chris Boswell
FS Jordan Richards
HB Don Jackson
MLB Steven Johnson
RG James Stone
HB Robert Turbin
OLB Jonathan Newsome
P Jeff Locke
RT Austin Pasztor
SS D.J. Swearinger
WR Reuben Randle
HB Isaiah Crowell
MLB Audie Cole

Jaguars:
MLB Keenan Robinson
RT Mike Remmers
LG Harland Gunn

Jets:
WR Vincent Jackson

Lions:
CB Mike Jordan
MLB Scooby Wright III
DE Kerry Wynn
DT Jesse Williams
CB Demetrius McCray
DE Bjoern Werner
MLB Justin Tuggle
FS Isa Abdul-Quddus
MLB Joplo Bartu

Packers:
RG Jon Asamoah

Panthers:
DE Tony Jerod-Eddie
MLB Paul Worrilow
P Mike Scifres
CB Chris Davis
P Colton Schmidt
DE Ryan Davis
OLB Jeremiah George
RG Steven Means
LT Eugene Monroe
CB A.J Bouye
OLB James-Michael Johnson
LT Nate Chandler

Patriots:
MLB Josh Mauga
OLB Alex Okafor
CB Morris Claiborne
OLB Jayrone Elliott
DE Marcus Smith II
DE Corey Wootton
HB Daniel Herron
RT Jeff Adams

Raiders:
DT Mike Martin
DE Kourtnei Brown
K Shaun Suisham
WR Josh Gordon
LT Garry Gilliam
TE Jared Cook
K Greg Zuerlein
FS Ricardo Allen
LT Marcus Cannon
MLB Jon Bostic

Rams:
TE Mychal Rivera
FS Duke Williams
Head Coach Toma Pita
DT Henry Melton
DE Derrick Shelby

Ravens:
RT Menelik Watson
WR Hakeem Nicks
CB Robert Alford
HB Shane Vereen
HB Ronnie Hillman
SS Keith Tandy
MLB Brock Coyle
WR Marquise Goodwin
WR Brian Hartline

Redskins:
FB James Casey
K Josh Scobee
CB Kevin Peterson
C Ryan Jensen
DT Sylvester Williams
MLB Donald Butler
RG T.J. Lang
FS Tony Jefferson
MLB Vince Williams

Saints:
MLB Daryl Washington
WR Marquess Wilson
K Robbie Gould
FB Derrick Coleman
CB Deji Olatoye
CB Alterraun Verner
MLB Will Compton
MLB Emmanuel Acho

Seahawks:
FB Ryan Hewitt
CB Kalan Reed
RT Bryce Harris
DE Josh Mauro
HB Shaun Draughn
OLB Markus Golden
LT Terren Jones

Steelers:
CB DeAndre Elliott
K Kai Forbath
FB Nikita Whitlock
LT Chris Hairston
QB Connor Shaw
OLB Jarvis Jones
WR Marcus Tucker
TE Jake McGee
LT Cameron Fleming
CB JaCorey Shepherd
QB Charlie Whitehurst
TE Hakeen Valles
WR Charles Johnson
K Randy Bullock
WR K.J. Maye
DT Tyson Jackson

Texans:
DE Kroy Biermann
DT Alameda Ta'amu
FS Bradley McDougald
SS Duron Harman
QB Brad Sorensen
CB Greg Ducre
K Blair Walsh
WR Marlon Brown
P Steve Weatherford
DT Terrence Cody

Titans:
CB Tye Smith
QB Stephen Morris
FS Justin Simmons
DE Datone Jones
K Connor Barth
HB Theo Riddick
DT Sealver Siliga
DE IK Enemkpali
FS Robert Golden
WR Markus Wheaton
CB Byron Maxwell
K Nick Novak

Vikings:
FB Will Tukuafu
DE Erik Walden
P Robert Malone
P Ryan Quigley
K Andrew Franks
FB Jamize Olawale
OLB Ray-Ray Armstrong

Other Transactions:
Trades:
Raiders trade OLB Bruce Irvin to Seahawks for 2017 2nd round pick, 2018 7th round pick
Texans trade TE C.J Fiedorowicz to Ravens for DT Willie Henry, 2018 3rd round pick

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2017 NFL Draft Preview:

Top 10 Overall Prospects:
1. WR Treveon Griffen, LSU
2. QB Brody Barth, Texas A&M
3. DT Gerard Robinson, Texas A&M
4. LT Pete Forbes, Notre Dame
5. LT Dmitrius Winston, Ole Miss
6. HB Lincoln Barden, Oregon
7. SS Watts Colvin, Penn State
8. OLB J.T. Mumphrey, Texas A&M
9. OLB Anthony Marino, UCLA
10. WR Kasheem Ragland, Nebraska

Mel Kiper Jr.'s Jets' Team Needs:
1. Quarterback - Geno Smith was almost the exclusive reason why the Jets lost their last two games and missed out on the playoffs. Look for Sam Freday to be aggressive, and take Barth at #1.

2. Outside Linebacker - Although this is a position that the Jets thrived at last year with rookies Darron Lee and Jordan Jenkins, they don't have any depth behind them. With two solid OLBs in the top 10, this depth issue could be addressed.

3. Cornerback - Trading Revis to the Bucs for the #1 pick was what made this position a team need. You have to think the Jets won't be content relying on Buster Skrine, Dee Milliner, and Marcus Williams. But, with the first CB lower on the board, we might not see them take one at #1 or #6.

4. Wide Receiver - Even before Brandon Marshall unexpectedly retired, he was the only reliable wide out on this team. Yes, they have Gronk, and that alone might be enough. The recent acquisition of Vincent Jackson helped a little bit, but unless the younger wideouts like Devin Smith, Quincy Enunwa, and Jeremy Ross can develop, it might be wise to take somebody like Griffen at #1, or Ragland at #6.

5. Right Tackle - The Jets have a solid offensive line, but at right tackle, they lack depth. Breno Giacomini is on an island out there, and it is a good idea to get him some help. The problem is, the Jets might not have enough picks in this draft to do so.

1st Round Pick Order:
1. Jets
2. Browns
3. Dolphins
4. Browns
5. Lions
6. Jets
7. Falcons
8. Broncos
9. Bengals
10. Redskins
11. Bears
12. Titans
13. Cardinals
14. Texans
15. 49ers
16. Cowboys
17. Bills
18. Raiders
19. Ravens
20. Rams
21. Packers
22. Chargers
23. Saints
24. Chiefs
25. Titans
26. Giants
27. Jaguars
28. Panthers
29. Seahawks
30. Steelers
31. Vikings
32. Patriots

Jets Picks:
#1 (R1)
#6 (R1)
#180 (R6)
#212 (R7)

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NFL Draft Recap:

First Round Picks:
1. Jets: CB Jawaun Waller, Miami
2. Browns: QB Brody Barth, Texas A&M
3. Dolphins: HB Lincoln Barden, Oregon
4. Browns: SS Watts Colvin, Penn State
5. Lions: WR Treveon Griffen, LSU
6. Jets: WR Dareon Warfield, Oklahoma
7. Falcons: DT Gerard Robinson, Texas A&M
8. Broncos: WR Kasheem Ragland, Nebraska
9. Bengals: OLB Anthony Marino, UCLA
10. Redskins: CB Jimmy Barner, Texas
11. Bears: CB James Monty, Wisconsin
12. Titans: DE Lavacheya Wesley, Penn State
13. Cardinals: CB DeMarco Stanford, USC
14. Texans: CB DeAndre Felder, Clemson
15. 49ers: QB Bruce Gregg, Oregon
16. Cowboys: OLB T.J. Seward, Alabama
17. Bills: DT Myles Pennel, Miami
18. Raiders: DE Emanuel Lawrie, Penn State
19. Ravens: SS Jadeveon Grant, UCLA
20. Rams: WR Simuel Johnson, Jr., Florida
21. Packers: RT Gary Church, Ohio State
22. Chargers: FS Devin Garnes, UCLA
23. Saints: CB B.J. German, LSU
24. Chiefs: OLB J.T. Mumphrey, Texas A&M
25. Titans: DE Huston Fontenot, Stanford
26. Giants: SS Nate Hodgdon, Nebraska
27. Jaguars: DT Nate Poyer, Pittsburgh
28. Panthers: OLB Johnathon Brodine, Ole Miss
29. Seahawks: LT Dawson Weary, Wisconsin
30. Steelers: WR Will Rowe, Ohio State
31. Vikings: LG Sean LeBlanc, Notre Dame
32. Patriots: MLB Clinton Baugh, Oregon

Jets Draft Picks
1. CB Jawaun Waller, Miami

Despite coming in at #12 overall, Adam Schefter believed that Waller was the best athlete in this year's class. He broke the school record for interceptions in a season at The U with 10 this past year in his senior season. Named the ACC defensive player of the year for the third year in a row, Waller finished #3 in the Heisman voting, with 3 pick sixes, a kick return TD, a punt return TD and even a receiving touchdown. The exclamation point of his college career came in the Pinstripe Bowl victory against Minnesota when he dove to break up a play, but knocked it up in the air for a teammate, who took it to the house after Waller laid a huge block on Gophers QB Mitch Leidner. The #1 CB prospect is expected to be a menace in the Jets' secondary, and will most likely be the #1 corner on the roster. He might be the best CB to come into the league since Richard Sherman.

6. WR Dareon Warfield, Oklahoma

The tall, strong muscular phenom blossomed into Sooners QB Baker Mayfield's favorite target. The two connected over 70 times this season, with Warfield averaging 22.4 yards per reception, with Warfield winning the Biletnikoff Award for the nation's best receiver, and was an integral part of Oklahoma's trips to the College Football Playoff in consecutive years. Todd McShay loves Warfield's potential a ton, yet still sees room to develop and hone in his professionalism. With the pass catching ability of Odell Beckham, Jr., and the work ethic of Amari Cooper, the Jets expect Warfield to be a solid WR2, and learn through the teachings of veteran WR Vincent Jackson.

180. RT Carlos Jeter, Kansas State

The best way to describe Jeter is as a stud. The late 4th round or early 5th round talent was taken by the Jets in the middle of the 6th round as a huge steal. His college coach at KSU, Bill Snyder, remarked on his maturity and humility, both of which he thought were "out of this world" for a young man his age with the athletic ability and passion for the game that he possesses. A 6'5" 320 behemoth from just south of Chicago, Jeter was originally drawn to Kansas State because of how they earned respect and venerability the right way, and held onto the ideal that team is indeed family. Sam Freday loves his attitude, and he will certainly love learning from Nick Mangold and Ryan Clady on the Jets offensive line even though he will likely start his career as a backup RT, behind Breno Giacomini, unless he impresses the coaching staff through his performance in training camp and preseason games.

212. QB Ronald Dennis, Arizona

This mobile quarterback ran a very dynamic offense at Arizona for 2 years as a starter, but it is the kind of offense that doesn't always translate well to the NFL. He is a very raw talent, but still deserves a chance to prove himself in the NFL, at least according to Sam Freday and the Jets' front office. Specifically, his mid range and deep passing game are very mediocre, and in the second half of his senior season in Tucson, he started to be plagued by turnovers in the key moments of games. Nevertheless, the Jets decided to give him a chance, and even though he is a long shot to make the 53 man roster, he, like anybody else, will still try to earn his way onto the roster.

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The League Recap: Training Camp

2017 NFL Head Coaches:




Injury Report:

Bears HB Jeremy Langford - Torn Hamstring - 2 weeks
Bengals LT Cedric Ogbuehi - Dislocated Hip - 4 weeks
Broncos WR Kasheem Ragland (R) - Broken Collarbone - 7 weeks
Browns LT Joe Thomas - Torn Bicep - 10 weeks
Browns MLB Demario Davis - Fractured Foot - 7 weeks
Browns SS Ibraheim Campbell - Torn Knee Cartilage - 4 weeks
Browns HB Jacquizz Rodgers - Torn Knee Cartilage - 4 weeks
Browns HB Nygel Foote (R) - Fractured Knee Cap - 26 weeks (IR)
Browns HB Alex Collins - Fractured Shoulder Blade - 20 weeks (IR)
Buccaneers DE William Gholston - Upper Arm Fracture - 4 weeks
Buccaneers LG J.R. Sweezy - Partial Torn ACL - 8 weeks
Chargers TE Hunter Henry - Torn Quad - 3 weeks
Chargers WR Travis Benjamin - Broken Wrist - 6 weeks
Chargers DE Darius Philon - Broken Thumb - 3 weeks
Chargers CB Terrell Chestnut - Dislocated Elbow - 1 week
Chiefs DE Jaye Howard - Torn Abdominal - 2 weeks
Chiefs C Mitch Morse - Broken Toe - 5 weeks
Chiefs TE James O'Shaughnessy - Fractured Foot - 6 weeks
Colts WR Phillip Dorsett - Fractured Foot - 4 weeks
Cowboys QB Tony Romo - Broken Toe - 3 weeks
Cowboys DT Cedric Thornton - Pulled Groin - 2 weeks
Dolphins MLB Denard German (R) - Fractured Foot - 2 weeks
Dolphins HB Jay Ajayi - Dislocated Ankle - 3 weeks
Eagles HB Ryan Mathews - Broken Collarbone - 4 weeks
Eagles WR Josh Huff - Broken Collarbone - 5 weeks
49ers LT John Theus - Dislocated Elbow - 3 weeks
Giants LG Garrison Mackey (R) - Dislocated Hip - 6 weeks
Giants WR Jalin Marshall - Torn Pectoral - 30 weeks (IR)
Jaguars FS Louis Delmas - Torn ACL - 7 weeks
Jaguars RT Mike Remmers - Broken Wrist - 4 weeks
Jets OLB Trevor Reilly - Broken Femur - 45 weeks (IR)
Lions LT Taylor Decker - Broken Collarbone - 3 weeks
Packers WR Randall Cobb - Torn MCL - 2 weeks
Panthers RT Mike Adams - Torn ACL - 5 weeks
Panthers HB Rod Smith - Fractured Foot - 6 weeks
Panthers LT Nate Chandler - Fractured Shoulder Blade - 19 weeks (IR)
Patriots OLB Dont'a Hightower - Torn Knee Cartilage - 5 weeks
Patriots HB Dion Lewis - Pulled Groin - 2 weeks
Patriots WR Danny Amendola - Torn Pectoral - 2 weeks
Raiders HB Latavius Murray - Dislocated Ankle - 5 weeks
Rams TE Mychal Rivera - Dislocated Ankle - 3 weeks
Rams OLB Josh Forrest - Torn Knee Cartilage Tear - 3 weeks
Ravens MLB C.J. Mosley - Dislocated Hip - 6 weeks
Ravens HB Justin Forsett - Dislocated Ankle - 7 weeks
Ravens MLB Brock Coyle - Partial Torn PCL - 5 weeks
Redskins WR Josh Doctson - Broken Thumb - 1 week
Redskins RT Morgan Moses - Ruptured Disk - 6 weeks
Redskins FB Labrece Richmond (R) - Fractured Foot - 4 weeks
Redskins HB Lyndell Cooks (R) - Torn Knee Cartilage - 2 weeks
Saints TE Josh Hill - Upper Arm Fracture - 3 weeks
Saints RG Andrus Peat - Fractured Foot - 4 weeks
Saints DE Bobby Richardson - Compound Foot Fracture - 11 weeks
Saints CB Damian Swann - Partial Torn ACL - 8 weeks
Seahawks WR Doug Baldwin - Torn PCL - 1 week
Seahawks OLB K.J. Wright - Dislocated Knee - 3 weeks
Steelers WR Antonio Brown - Torn Abdominal - 1 week
Steelers RT Bradley Sowell - Dislocated Ankle - 4 weeks
Texans HB Tyler Ervin - Torn Shoulder - 1 week
Titans HB Theo Riddick - Fractured Foot - 8 weeks
Titans DE Datone Jones - Ruptured Disk - 3 weeks
Titans DE DaQuan Jones - Fractured Forearm - 5 weeks
Titans CB Cody Riggs - Ruptured Disk - 4 weeks
Vikings HB Adrian Peterson - Torn Shoulder - 1 week
Vikings OLB Ray Ray Armstrong - Broken Collarbone - 4 weeks

Transactions:

Jets Team Cuts:
HB Trey Williams
QB Ronald Dennis
WR Kenny Bell
WR Geremy Davis
CB Deiondre' Hall

Jets Practice Squad:
WR Devon Cajuste
WR Mekale McKay
CB Tavon Young
OLB Reid Heck
FS Justin Simmons
DE Tahj Vernon
DE Donald Haskins
LG Cody Whitehair
DT Vincent Valentine
DE Lavacheya Wesley


And with that, we'll march right through the skipped preseason and straight into the 2017 regular season...

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2017 New York Jets Season Preview:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bn1LM4agk10

For five consecutive years, our hearts have been broken by Rex Ryan. There were the last 3, majorly disappointing, years of his time as Jets' coach, and then the first two years of his tenure as Bills' head coach, when he came back to nip us in the buds in week 17, sinking our playoff ship before it could even launch. If we could have beaten the Bills even once in either of these last two seasons, we would have been playoff bound. No more. That's our motto this season. We have plenty of new faces, with an experienced New York quarterback. We have two fantastic rookies, the best tight end in football, the swaggest running back in football, and one of the best defensive front sevens in football. As long as we get our jobs done for Coach Bowles, General Manager Maccagnan, and Owner Freday, we won't have to worry about our past demons. Get your business done, gentlemen. Our city is urging us on; don't let them down.

Meet the Cast:

2017 New York Jets Opening Day Roster
#	OFFENSE	POS	AGE	HT	WT	COLLEGE
7	Geno Smith	QB	26	6'3"	221	West Virginia
5	Christian Hackenberg	QB	22	6'4"	228	Pennsylvania State
9	Bryce Petty	QB	26	6'3"	230	Baylor
23	Todd Gurley II	HB	23	6'1"	227	Georgia
22	Matt Forte	HB	31	6'2"	218	Tulane
29	Bilal Powell	HB	28	5'10"	204	Louisville
40	Tommy Bohanon	FB	26	6'1"	247	Wake Forest
83	Vincent Jackson	WR	34	6'5"	230	Northern Colorado
89	Dareon Warfield	WR	22	5'8"	170	Oklahoma
19	Devin Smith	WR	25	6'1"	199	Ohio State
10	Kenbrell Thompkins	WR	29	6'0"	195	Cincinnati
11	Jeremy Ross	WR	29	6'0"	215	California
13	Aaron Burbridge	WR	23	6'1"	208	Michigan State
81	Quincy Enunwa	WR	25	6'2"	225	Nebraska
87	Rob Gronkowski	TE	28	6'6"	265	Arizona
88	Jace Amaro	TE	25	6'5"	265	Texas Tech
47	Kellen Davis	TE	31	6'7"	265	Michigan State
78	Ryan Clady	LT	30	6'6"	315	Boise State
71	Ben Ijalana	LT	28	6'4"	322	Villanova
77	James Carpenter	LG	28	6'5"	321	Alabama
62	Craig Watts	LG	26	6'3"	335	West Texas A&M
74	Nick Mangold	C	33	6'4"	307	Ohio State
76	Wesley Johnson	C	26	6'5"	297	Vanderbilt
67	Brian Winters	RG	26	6'4"	320	Kent State
68	Breno Giacomini	RT	31	6'7"	318	Louisville
72	Brandon Shell	RT	25	6'5"	324	South Carolina
73	Carlos Jeter	RT	22	6'6"	316	Kansas State
#	DEFENSE	POS	AGE	HT	WT	COLLEGE
96	Muhammad Wilkerson	LE	27	6'4"	315	Temple
98	Jarvis Jenkins	LE	29	6'4"	300	Clemson
92	Leonard Williams	RE	23	6'5"	302	Southern California
99	Steve McLendon	DT	31	6'3"	310	Troy
93	Deon Simon	DT	27	6'4"	332	Northwestern State
60	Tarow Barney	DT	23	6'1"	306	Pennsylvania State
97	Aziz ****tu	DT	23	6'2"	288	Stanford
48	Jordan Jenkins	LOLB	23	6'3"	259	Georgia
51	Reid Heck	LOLB	23	6'4"	252	South Florida
57	Trevor Reilly	LOLB	29	6'5"	245	Utah
52	David Harris	MLB	33	6'2"	250	Michigan
58	Erin Henderson	MLB	31	6'3"	244	Maryland
54	Bruce Carter	MLB	29	6'2"	240	North Carolina
50	Darron Lee	ROLB	22	6'1"	232	Ohio State
55	Lorenzo Mauldin IV	ROLB	24	6'4"	259	Louisville
33	Jawaun Waller	CB	24	6'1"	209	Miami (FL)
20	Marcus Williams	CB	26	5'11"	196	North Dakota State
41	Buster Skrine	CB	28	5'9"	185	Chattanooga
27	Dee Milliner	CB	27	6'0"	201	Alabama
26	Darryl Morris	CB	26	5'10"	188	Texas State
38	Juston Burris	CB	24	6'0"	212	North Carolina State
21	Marcus Gilchrist	FS	28	5'10"	198	Clemson
42	Ronald Martin	FS	24	6'2"	220	Louisiana State
45	Rontez Miles	SS	28	6'0"	202	California (PA)
34	Dion Bailey	SS	25	6'0"	211	Southern California
#	SPECIAL TEAMS	POS	AGE	HT	WT	COLLEGE
2	Nick Folk	K	32	6'1"	222	Arizona
4	Lachlan Edwards	P	25	6'4"	209	Sam Houston State

New York Jets Depth Chart - 2017
Regular Offense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
WR	Vincent Jackson (83)	Devin Smith (73)	Quincy Enunwa (64)	Aaron Burbridge (66)
TE	Rob Gronkowski (99)	Jace Amaro (76)	Kellen Davis (66)
LT	Ryan Clady (78)	Ben Ijalana (71)	Carlos Jeter (R) (69)
LG	James Carpenter (81)	Craig Watts (68)	Wesley Johnson (73)
C	Nick Mangold (81)	Wesley Johnson (73)	James Carpenter (80)
RG	Brian Winters (72)	James Carpenter (81)	Craig Watts (68)
RT	Breno Giacomini (71)	Carlos Jeter (R) (69)	Brandon Shell (69)
WR	Dareon Warfield (R) (80)	Kenbrell Thompkins (69)	Jeremy Ross (66)
QB	Geno Smith (72)	Christian Hackenberg (67)	Bryce Petty (65)
FB	Tommy Bohanon (66)
HB	Todd Gurley II (88)	Matt Forte (82)	Bilal Powell (73)
Base 4-3 Defense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
LDE	Muhammad Wilkerson (93)	Jarvis Jenkins (66)	Leonard Williams (85)
LDT	Steve McLendon (76)	Tarow Barney (65)	Jarvis Jenkins (72)
RDT	Deon Simon (67)	Aziz ****tu (63)
RDE	Leonard Williams (85)	Jarvis Jenkins (66)	Darron Lee (78)
WLB	Jordan Jenkins (77)	Reid Heck (R) (70)	Lorenzo Mauldin IV (72)
MLB	David Harris (79)	Erin Henderson (73)	Bruce Carter (72)	Lorenzo Mauldin IV (68)
SLB	Darron Lee (79)	Lorenzo Mauldin IV (72)	David Harris (81)
CB	Jawaun Waller (R) (81)	Buster Skrine (72)	Darryl Morris (70)
SS	Rontez Miles (75)	Dion Bailey (75)	Marcus Gilchrist (81)
FS	Marcus Gilchrist (81)	Ronald Martin (66)	Buster Skrine (78)
CB	Marcus Williams (72)	Dee Milliner (70)	Juston Burris (70)
Special Teams
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
K	Nick Folk (75)	Lachlan Edwarss (69)
P	Lachlan Edwards (69)	Nick Folk (75)
H	Christian Hackenberg (67)	Lachlan Edwards (69)	Bryce Petty (65)
PR	Dareon Warfield (R) (95)	Todd Gurley II (87)	Jeremy Ross (85)	Devin Smith (81)
KR	Dareon Warfield (R) (95)	Todd Gurley II (88)	Jeremy Ross (87)	Devin Smith (84)
LS	Nick Mangold (81)	James Carpenter (80)	Wesley Johnson (73)	Brian Winters (71)

Names in bold: 90+ OVR
Names with an (R): Rookie

The Dates:

New York Jets 2017 Schedule
DATE	OPPONENT	RESULT
Sep 10	vs Atlanta Falcons
Sep 17	at Miami Dolphins
Sep 25	vs Tennessee Titans (MNF)
Oct 8	vs New England Patriots
Oct 15	vs Oakland Raiders (SNF)
Oct 22	at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Oct 29	vs Miami Dolphins
Nov 5	at Buffalo Bills
Nov 12	at Denver Broncos
Nov 19	at Los Angeles Chargers
Nov 26	vs Carolina Panthers
Dec 4	at New England Patriots (MNF)
Dec 10	vs Kansas City Chiefs
Dec 17	vs Buffalo Bills
Dec 24	at New Orleans Saints (SNF)
Dec 31	at Baltimore Ravens (SNF)

Projected Record: 8-8, 2nd in AFC East

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Week 1 Schedule:

Thursday Night Football:
New Orleans @ New England (NBC)

Sunday, 1:00 PM:
Kansas City @ Washington (CBS)
Pittsburgh @ Chicago (CBS)
Atlanta @ NY Jets (FOX)
Minnesota @ Tampa Bay (FOX)
Green Bay @ Detroit (FOX)
Houston @ Indianapolis (CBS)
Miami @ Buffalo (CBS)
Cleveland @ Cincinnati (CBS)

Sunday, 4:05 PM:
Tennessee @ LA Rams (CBS)
Denver @ LA Chargers (CBS)

Sunday, 4:25 PM:
Dallas @ Oakland (FOX)
Philadelphia @ San Francisco (FOX)

Sunday Night Football:
Seattle @ Carolina (NBC)

Monday Night Football:
Jacksonville @ Baltimore (ESPN)
NY Giants @ Arizona (ESPN)

The Lead:
Patriots start life post-Brady with ring ceremony, rookie Stuart McKinley at QB
NFC Heavyweights meet in Charlotte for SNF as Wilson butts heads with Newton
Jags head to Baltimore to prove in front of a national audience that last season was no fluke
Dak, Zeke lead Cowboys against Carr, Cooper in a very interesting matchup in the Bay Area
Reigning NFC Champion Vikings start their 2017 campaign against Darrelle Revis in Tampa

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Jets Gameday Preview: Week 1


The weather is perfect in East Rutherford today, as the Jets try to look past their collapses of the last two years, and make big strides in 2017.

A new season of NFL football is upon us, a season that couldn't come soon enough after the collapse against the Bills in this very building more than 9 months ago. The Jets and their fans left disappointed and heartbroken, knowing they had squandered their playoff chances against their former coach Rex Ryan for the second year in a row since they had fired him. But today is a fresh start, and Jets Nation is optimistic, with a new, fresh-looking roster. Unfortunately, gone are Brandon Marshall, Darrelle Revis, and Calvin Pryor III. But, here are Vincent Jackson, 1st overall pick Jawaun Waller, and 7th overall pick Dareon Warfield. They don't know the pain, and don't have any demons lurking over their heads. That just might be the difference.

This is a very good test for all parties involved. The new look Jets offense is expected to be very dynamic and explosive if Geno Smith can hold onto the football. In case you've forgotten, Rob Gronkowski is the captain of this offense, while Todd Gurley II is the first mate. Add in those new faces, Jackson and Warfield, and you've got a nice looking group. They are going up against an Atlanta defense that has been notoriously poor over the last 4 seasons. The Falcons are coming off a 6-10 season in which their defense let them down on countless occasions. But, over the summer, they added a bunch of youth in the form of high draft picks that now give them some promise. Up front, Adrian Clayborn has been joined by a plethora of rookies: Andrew Sanford at the other end, and Delray Weathers and Gerard Robinson up the middle. Brooks Reed is a new Falcon at linebacker, but will split time with Courtney Upshaw. The dynamic Vic Beasley, Jr. compliments them on the other side, while Deion Jones is the middle man. Keanu Neal and Desmond Trufant are still the anchor of not only the secondary, but the entire defensive unit. They have gotten some help, in the form of Jalen Collins and Kendrick Lewis, so that they do not have to be solely relied upon any longer.

This game is also a test for the Jets defense, one that started slow last year, but really turned it up. What better way to find out if Jawaun Waller is in fact the next Darrelle Revis than to match him up against Julio Jones? This Atlanta offense has always been strong, and multi-faceted. Quarterback Matt Ryan leads this two-headed attack, with a myriad of above average pass catchers, starting with the aforementioned Jones, and including Mohamed Sanu, Sr., as well as the newcomers, ex-Patriot Chris Hogan, and ex-Cardinal Jaron Brown. Or, the Falcons can just beat you on the ground with Devonta Freeman and Tevin Coleman. Both have the potential to give the Jets fits. The Jets are usually good at stopping the run, but when they struggle, it tends to be against speed backs that make you miss. Remember when they gave up over 200 yards in one half to LeSean McCoy in week 2 last year? Yeah. Exactly

Matchup Preview *|* September 10, 2017
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Atlanta Falcons (0-0, 0-0 Away)		New York Jets (0-0, 0-0 Home)
Injury Report Game Notes Time: 1:00 PM EDT TV: FOX (Kevin Burkhardt, John Lynch, Pam Oliver) Streaks: Falcons: W1 Jets: L2 Last Meeting: Jets 30, Falcons 28 - Atlanta, Georgia (10/07/2013) Last Season: Falcons: 6-10, 3rd in NFC South, missed playoffs Jets: 9-7, 2nd in AFC East, missed playoffs

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Gameday Recap: Falcons 30, Jets 20
Falcons overpower Jets, pull away late


Chris Hogan beats the soft zone coverage of Marcus Williams (20) to haul in what proved to be the game-winning score.

Unlike most of the Jets losses that Geno Smith has been apart of, we can't blame this one on turnovers. Yes, the Jets did commit three of them, but one was in garbage time, and the other two were what Sam Freday likes to call “cheese.” First, there was the fumble that resulted when Geno was attempting to throw, and got hit right as he released it. And then, there was the ball that Geno threw right off the helmet of Atlanta rookie DT Delray Weathers, forcing the ball to go 30 feet in the air, coming down in Keanu Neal’s eagerly awaiting hands. And while these turnovers resulted in 10 points for the Falcons, their margin of victory, it seems like the Jets had control of the game, and that the turnovers weren’t the reason they lost this game. That leads us to the question: If turnovers weren’t the reason, then what was the reason for the loss in this season opener? Well, the Jets were just outplayed. Atlanta’s offense was just too good. The Jets got pressure on Matt Ryan, but he just made bigger plays when he needed to. The Jets’ run defense was back in its 2016 form, shutting down Devonta Freeman until the last moments of the 4th quarter. There’s nothing to be ashamed of when you play to your capability, but simply aren’t the best team on the field. We’ll take this one. It’s not the end of the world.

One thing that was concerning was the injury to Gronk, right after his very first reception of 2017, after sitting out the preseason as a precaution. He was hit hard by Keanu Neal, and ended up with a torn shoulder. Luckily, he won’t miss extended time, and will be back next week in Miami. Jace Amaro filled in nicely, hauling in a touchdown pass, just a few plays later, to knot the score at 7 late in the first. A long, methodical drive by the Falcons, one of many on the day, ended with a stop by the Jets defense in field goal range, something they always do well, but the aforementioned “cheesy” interception by Neal gave the Falcons the ball back when the Jets had worked it into field goal range. The Falcons got a first down, and then were stopped right around midfield with enough time for the Jets to score before the half, and score again to start the second half. But, Atlanta faked a punt, and handed it to their Pro Bowl fullback Patrick DiMarco, who threw a pass to the wide open rookie DeMarco Neal, a defensive back playing in punt coverage, for a gain of 23. Two plays later, Julio Jones got a step on Jawaun Waller, and made it to the 1 before the Jets rookie could recover. Freeman punched it in on 3rd and goal and it was 17-7 Atlanta. A chipshot field goal from Nick Folk kept the Jets in reach going into the break, down 17-10.


Keanu Neal prepares to pounce on this ball. All he had to do was to wait for it to come down, since there were no Jets players alert enough to play defense, or even try to catch it themselves.

We did see just how explosive the Jets offense can be, when all the right parts are in place and healthy. Todd Gurley had an effective day, but did not see his usual volume of carries in this one, and finished with under 100 rushing yards for the first time in recent memory. But, a lot of that was because the Jets discovered how good of a slot receiver Devin Smith is. After a 2016 season marred by drops as the Jets WR2, the addition of Dareon Warfield forced Smith inside, where his speed quickly became a weapon. On the third play of the second half, he caught a pass 10 yards from the line of scrimmage on a crossing route, and then ran the rest of the way to the house for a total of 74 yards, also tying the game at 17. After a series of punts by both teams, the Falcons slowly moved their way downfield, before the Jets tightened up on defense. A long field goal by Cairo Santos put ATL back in front 20-17 in the waning stages of the third quarter.


Devin Smith punctuates his long, game-tying TD catch and run by doing a somersault into the end zone.

The Jets embarked on a long drive of their own, but not without drama. They ended up tying the game on a 22 yard field goal from Nick Folk after Todd Bowles strongly considered going for it on 4th and goal from the 5, but that drive saw the Jets fumble the ball three different times, only to have offensive linemen fall on it. Geno was strip sacked for the billionth time in these last two seasons, then lost it trying to scramble. Gurley even got in on the action, coughing it up after taking a big hit from somebody on the Falcons, probably Vic Beasley, Jr. It worked out in the end. They did tie the game after all.

It was third and seven from the Jets’ 24. The crowd was into it, hoping for another bend but don’t break drive from their defense. The Jets were maintaining their defensive strategy of keeping everything in front, so they came out in press zone coverage, with corners Marcus Williams and Jawaun Waller lining up on the line of scrimmage. They had safety help, but it didn’t arrive in time. Chris Hogan got a beat on Williams, and before Marcus Gilchrist got there, trying to save the day, Hogan had crossed the plane of the end zone and put Atlanta ahead 26-20. The extra point, of course, made it 27-20. The Jets, of course, had to pick the perfect time for incompetence. On a 3rd down from their own territory, trying to rally, Geno picked up a blitz at the line, but kept the play action pass call, trusting either Devin Smith or Dareon Warfield to get open on a crossing route. Before he could finish the play fake, Smith was open, so RoundingThird began hitting the Y-button. But it was too early. Geno didn’t throw it, and just sat there like a lame duck, waiting for Adrian Clayborn to sack him from the blind side. The Jets had to punt, with 3 minutes to play and three timeouts, and couldn’t prevent the Falcons from scoring after Devonta Freeman finally broke free on the outside edge. A three and out from that spot was encouraging, but the Falcons were already in field goal range, and the leg of Cairo Santos put the game out of reach.

Like we said earlier, the Falcons were just the better team today, and the only thing we can do is practice hard this week to improve ourselves, so that we can overpower teams in the future. Knowing that turnovers didn’t cost the Jets this game is very reassuring, since the front office is taking a big risk by leaving the turnover prone Geno as the starting quarterback of this team, after electing not to draft a QB at either 1st round slot that the Jets had.


In garbage time, Geno decided to test his young rookie Dareon Warfield (89) in one-on-one coverage with Desmond Trufant, but he just overthrew the ball, allowing Trufant to make one heck of an interception.

Atlanta Falcons at New York Jets
Sep 10, 2017	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
Atlanta Falcons (1-0)	7	10	3	10	30
New York Jets (0-1)	7	3	7	3	20

Team Stats Comparison
	ATL	NYJ
Total Offense	303	377
Rushing Yards	110	107
Passing Yards	193	270
First Downs	10	16
Punt Return Yards	18	18
Kick Return Yards	0	145
Total Yards	321	540
Turnovers	0	3
3rd Down Converstion	4-10 (40%)	3-8 (38%)
4th Down Conversion	2-2	1-1
2-Point Conversion	0-0	0-0
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals	3-2-1 (100%)	4-1-2 (75%)
Penalties	0-0	2-10
Posession Time	24:02	23:58

Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORING		ATL	NYJ
7:52	(ATL) M. Sanu, Sr. 5 yard pass from M. Ryan (C. Santos kick)	7	0
3:47	(NYJ) J. Amaro 7 yard pass from G. Smith (N. Folk kick)	7	7
SECOND QUARTER SCORING		ATL	NYJ
11:50	(ATL) C. Santos 36 yard FG	10	7
2:06	(ATL) D. Freeman 1 yard run (C. Santos kick)	17	7
0:09	(NYJ) N. Folk 28 yard FG	17	10
THIRD QUARTER SCORING		ATL	NYJ
11:05	(NYJ) D. Smith 74 yard pass from G. Smith (N. Folk kick)	17	17
2:59	(ATL) C. Santos 50 yard FG	20	17
FOURTH QUARTER SCORING		ATL	NYJ
7:37	(NYJ) N. Folk 22 yard FG	20	20
4:11	(ATL) C. Hogan 24 yard pass from M. Ryan (C. Santos kick)	27	20
0:56	(ATL) C. Santos 50 yard FG	30	20

Atlanta Falcons PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Matt Ryan 16/21 200 2 0 Patrick DiMarco 1/1 23 0 0 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Devonta Freeman 21 110 5.2 1 Tevin Coleman 1 1 1.0 0 Matt Ryan 1 -1 -1.0 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Virgil Green 5 55 11.0 0 Chris Hogan 3 46 15.3 1 Patrick DiMarco 1 37 37.0 0 DeMarco Noel (R) 1 23 23.0 0 Julio Jones 2 22 11.0 0 Mohamed Sanu, Sr. 2 21 10.5 0 Devonta Freeman 2 19 9.5 0 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD Keanu Neal 11 0.0 1 0 Vic Beasley, Jr. 9 0.5 0 0 Delray Weathers (R) 7 0.5 0 0 Kendrick Lewis 6 0.0 0 0 Brooks Reed 5 0.0 0 0 Deion Jones 5 0.0 0 0 DeMarco Noel (R) 5 1.0 0 0 Robenson Therezie 4 0.0 0 0 Gerard Robinson (R) 4 0.0 0 0 Andrew Sanford (R) 4 0.0 0 0 Courtney Upshaw 3 1.0 0 0 Leveon Lassiter (R) 2 0.0 0 0 Gerald Hodges, Jr. 2 0.0 0 0 Adrian Clayborn 2 1.0 0 0 Desmond Trufant 1 0.0 1 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LONG Cairo Santos 3/3 3/3 12 50 PUNTING NO YDS AVG IN20 Matt Bosher 2 119 59.5 1 PUNT RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Devonta Freeman 1 18 18.0 0

New York Jets PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Geno Smith 20/28 283 2 2 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Todd Gurley II 16 85 5.3 0 Geno Smith 4 22 5.5 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Devin Smith 6 134 22.3 1 Dareon Warfield 3 47 15.6 0 Jace Amaro 4 44 11.0 1 Vincent Jackson 2 38 19.0 0 Rob Gronkowski 1 18 18.0 0 Tommy Bohanon 1 6 6.0 0 Todd Gurley II 3 -4 -1.3 0 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD Marcus Williams 9 0.0 0 0 Darron Lee 7 1.0 0 0 David Harris 6 0.0 0 0 Marcus Gilchrist 6 0.0 0 0 Rontez Miles 5 0.0 0 0 Muhammad Wilkerson 4 1.0 0 0 Erin Henderson 3 0.0 0 0 Jordan Jenkins 2 1.0 0 0 Leonard Williams 2 0.0 0 0 Jawaun Waller 2 0.0 0 0 Dion Bailey 2 0.0 0 0 Buster Skrine 1 0.0 0 0 Steve McLendon 1 0.0 0 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LONG Nick Folk 2/2 2/2 8 28 PUNTING NO YDS AVG IN20 Lachlan Edwards 2 108 54.0 1 KICK RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Dareon Warfield 4 101 25.2 0 Todd Gurley II 2 44 22.0 0 PUNT RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Dareon Warfield 1 18 18.0 0

New York Jets 2016 Schedule
DATE	OPPONENT	RESULT
Sep 10	vs Atlanta Falcons	Lost, 30-20
Sep 17	at Miami Dolphins
Sep 25	vs Tennessee Titans (MNF)
Oct 8	vs New England Patriots
Oct 15	vs Oakland Raiders (SNF)
Oct 22	at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Oct 29	vs Miami Dolphins
Nov 5	at Buffalo Bills
Nov 12	at Denver Broncos
Nov 19	at Los Angeles Chargers
Nov 26	vs Carolina Panthers
Dec 4	at New England Patriots (MNF)
Dec 10	vs Kansas City Chiefs
Dec 17	vs Buffalo Bills
Dec 24	at New Orleans Saints (SNF)
Dec 31	at Baltimore Ravens (SNF)

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Week 1 Scoreboard:

Thursday Night Football:
Saints 17, Patriots 24

Sunday, 1 PM:
Chiefs 38, Redskins 31
Steelers 17, Bears 38
Vikings 7, Buccaneers 13
Packers 28, Lions 10
Texans 9, Colts 37
Dolphins 28, Bills 20
Browns 14, Bengals 31

Sunday, 4:05 PM:
Titans 20, Rams 26 (OT)
Broncos 3, Chargers 31

Sunday, 4:25 PM:
Cowboys 24, Raiders 31
Eagles 17, 49ers 14

Sunday Night Football:
Seahawks 13, Panthers 21

Monday Night Football:
Jaguars 24, Ravens 29
Giants 10, Cardinals 24

The Lead:
Jags, Bortles falter in first Monday night game in years
Panthers pick up right where they left off in 2016, knock off pesky Seattle in Charlotte
Derek Carr, Jared Goff open 2017 campaigns by leading walk-off touchdown drives
Broncos get blown out in San Diego, hit rock bottom after Super Bowl win only 19 months ago
Stuart McKinley gets life without Brady in New England off to a great start by outlasting Brees and his weapons

Week 2 Schedule:

Thursday, September 14:
Washington @ Dallas (CBS, NFLN, Twitter)

Sunday, September 17:
Chicago @ Minnesota, 1:00 PM (FOX)
Cleveland @ Pittsburgh, 1:00 PM (CBS)
Denver @ Kansas City, 1:00 PM (CBS)
Houston @ Jacksonville, 1:00 PM (CBS)
Carolina @ Atlanta, 1:00 PM (FOX)
Arizona @ Philadelphia, 1:00 PM (FOX)
San Francisco @ NY Giants, 1:00 PM (FOX)
NY Jets @ Miami, 1:00 PM (CBS)
Tampa Bay @ New England, 4:05 PM (FOX)
Detroit @ LA Rams, 4:05 PM (FOX)
Buffalo @ Cincinnati, 4:25 PM (CBS)
Oakland @ LA Chargers, 4:25 PM (CBS)
Baltimore @ Indianapolis, 4:25 PM (CBS)
Seattle @ Tennessee, 8:30 PM (NBC)

Monday, September 18:
New Orleans @ Green Bay (ESPN)

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Wow I'm shocked you didn't take a QB lol. When you said you were sticking with Geno I thought you were bluffing, especially when you made the move up to #1. But hey with all the weapons Geno has there's no reason he shouldn't succeed.

Tough loss to Atlanta week 1, hopefully you can bounce back and take care of business against Miami.