Last season, the New York Jets averaged just 8.7 yards per pass completion on the road, the worst mark in the entire NFL.
The common denominator in most of the team’s struggles was the offensive line play and that was no exception in the stat above. In fact, the o-line allowed 35 sacks in 474 plays on the road, compared to 17 in 482 plays at home. Under constant duress away from MetLife Stadium, Luke Falk (in the first two road games) and Sam Darnold (in the last six) were able to muster an average of just 205.