OFFENSE: The Jets scored on the first drive and then, for the second straight game, the offense sputtered the rest of the game. Sam Darnold didn’t throw three picks like last week in Jacksonville, but he threw a costly interception deep in Miami territory. Adam Gase still hasn’t figured out how to utilize Le’Veon Bell effectively. He carried the ball 17 times for 66 yards. The Jets finished with 83 net yards rushing against a team allowing 160.4 per game before Sunday. The Jets also had an awful quarterback-center exchange deep in their own territory in the fourth. Jonotthan Harrison snapped the ball over Darnold’s head and into the end zone.
Jets' grades: Special teams only unit not to get an F in Miami
