Checking the New York Jets’ overreaction meter after Week 2

Aaron Rodgers, New York Jets, Getty ImagesHow many games will it take for New York Jets narratives to solidify?

After the Jets laid an egg against the 49ers, it was easy to run away with panicked overreactions. But for a true pattern to emerge, those issues would likely manifest in Week 2, as well.

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Taking a look at last week’s overreaction meter, which of the Jets’ worrisome Week 1 patterns continued against the Titans?

Pass rush

In Week 1, the Haason Reddick clamor was up to 100. The Jets mustered no true sacks (they were credited with two that did not result from the pass rush) and just two knockdowns against Brock…