OFFENSE: Sam Darnold and the offense continue to show vast improvement. Darnold led the Jets into the red zone on five of their first six legitimate series (not counting the knee they took at the end of the first half). The Jets’ first punt came late in the third quarter, on their eighth possession. Darnold engineered five scoring drives, three touchdowns and two field goals. He had his fourth career game of 300 passing yards (315) and didn’t throw an interception for the second time in three games. The Jets offense didn’t turn the ball over. They had 401 yards of total offense, one more than last week against the Redskins, which had been a season high.
Grading the Jets: Offense, defense, coaching all A's
