New York Jets football has been dreadful for years, with at least a half-decade of ignominy. After a few seasons of a new front office cleaning up the Rex Ryan-era mess, there’s finally some light at the end of the tunnel.
Nowhere was such team chemistry more evident than at last week’s well-attended Green and White Scrimmage game at Rutgers University. On a lovely summer night outside New Brunswick, the offense hummed and the defense crushed, albeit under less than game-time physical conditions.
Todd Bowles‘ previously nonexistent pass rush — blitzing heat the key to his coaching success in Arizona — may finally be a thing of the past.