The New York Jets have had one of the league's five worst scoring offenses in each of the past three years. Whether it's been Mark Sanchez or Geno Smith as the signal-caller, and whether it's been Brian Schottenheimer or Marty Mornhinweg calling the plays as the offensive coordinator, the Jets cannot seem to pull themselves out of the offensive doldrums.
But thanks to a parity-rich league that includes free agency and the draft, the only constant in the NFL is change. Thankfully for the Jets, a lot has changed in the past six months since the 2014 season drew to a close.