New York Jets blocking and rushing win-rates after Week 9 bye
Update: 2025-10-31
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The New York Jets, with a dismal 1-7 record, are entering their Week Nine bye, providing head coach Aaron Glenn with a much-needed opportunity to reassess and potentially shake up the team. The Jets' struggles extend beyond quarterback play and key playmakers, with issues at the line of scrimmage being a significant factor. Their pass-rush-win-rate is a mere 34%, ranking them 26th in the league, and they're tied for 30th in sacks, leaving the defense vulnerable. Despite a seemingly decent run defense on paper, ranking 9th in run-stop-win-rate, they're still allowing nearly 136 rushing yards per game, ranking 8th worst in the league. The offense has also faced challenges, with a pass-block-win-rate of 54% and quarterbacks being sacked 31 times, the second-most in the league. However, there is a silver lining, as the offensive line has performed well in run-blocking, ranking 8th in the league, which has helped Breece Hall and Fields contribute positively to the team's performance. As the Jets regroup during their bye, addressing the pass-rush problem, improving pass protection, and maximizing their strong running game will be crucial in turning around their season.
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