A look at what's happening around the New York Jets:
1. Time to fix the woe-ffense: It doesn't take much to be an average offense in the NFL -- 22 points per game, the stats tell us. The Jets have eclipsed that mark only three times in 10 games, which explains their recent tailspin. That might be a "no-s--- statement," to paraphrase coach Todd Bowles, but it underscores what should be their No. 1 priority in the offseason:
Find offensive playmakers, preferably through the draft.
It's been forever since they drafted and developed a true star.