Your O hasn't really been that productive with Dirty Sanchez at the helm. The Jets have forced 8 turnovers in their first four games. And these forced turnovers help cover up the glaring weakness of this Jets team. The Jets have the 24th ranked offense, averaging just 297 yards per game and 4.8 yards per play. But the key stat that I want to highlight is this: the Jets are ranked 27th in the league in yards gained per drive. They are only gaining 23.26 yards per possession this year. How bad is that? That's 2.5 yards per drive fewer than the Dolphins were gaining during their horrendous 1-15 season and less than one yard greater than the Lions gained last year en route to an 0-16 season.
Over their last two games, the Jets have just one touchdown drive that started on their own side of the 50 yard line. All of their other touchdown drives resulted from good field position thanks to either turnovers or poor punts. Simply put - I'm not convinced the Jets can drive 60 or 70 yards for a touchdown. So the Dolphins have got to protect the football and win the battle of field position. Make Mark Sanchez lead his offense on 70 yard drives - not 30 or 40 yard drives.
Over their last two games, the Jets have just one touchdown drive that started on their own side of the 50 yard line. All of their other touchdown drives resulted from good field position thanks to either turnovers or poor punts. Simply put - I'm not convinced the Jets can drive 60 or 70 yards for a touchdown. So the Dolphins have got to protect the football and win the battle of field position. Make Mark Sanchez lead his offense on 70 yard drives - not 30 or 40 yard drives.
