A few days before the Jets season opened, a reporter asked Sam Darnold what the personality of the 2019 Jets offense would be.
“Electric,” Darnold responded. “It will be fun to watch us and hopefully we are going to put up a lot of points.”
Not quite, Sam.
While the Jets have every right to feel good about their 6-2 finish and optimistic about the future, it is clear what needs to be fixed entering 2020.
The Jets offense finished dead last in the NFL with an average of 273 yards per game. They are at or near the bottom in many other categories.