NY Jets

Power Run (Gap) — Dictate physically. Duo, power, counter.
Team fit 84.7 A− · Read the full guide →

4-3 Attack — One-gap penetration. Rush four, man behind it.
Team fit 87.2 A−

Not a contender's roster, not a doormat's — the story is in the details below. The face of it is Demario Davis (MLB, 90).

Breece Hall (HB, 87) is the headliner. 94 juke — makes the first man miss in a phone booth; 92 speed — real speed that has to be accounted for. He is close to the only non-problem this offense has.

A bottom-four offense, where most weeks the most exciting play is a really good punt. Geno Smith (75) at quarterback is serviceable rather than special; the stars around him are asked to make him right. The drop to the second option is gentle — Garrett Wilson (87) is a headliner on half the teams in the league.

Demario Davis (MLB, 90) sets the terms. 94 play recognition — diagnoses it before the snap has finished; 93 pursuit — runs plays down from behind. He is the problem the other sideline has to solve first.

And he has company at the top: Minkah Fitzpatrick (90) also rates 90+, giving this roster 2 defenders at that level.

Jason Sanders (76) kicks — 93 leg, 83 accuracy. Austin McNamara (75) punts — 93 leg, 85 accuracy. The return game has a genuine weapon: Kene Nwangwu (88 return, 92 speed).

Offense: Arian Smith (WR, 68 OVR). Read the ratings page twice: the overall says 68, the speed says 94. Overall is about the whole job; that speed is about one job, and he can already do that one as well as most starters.

Defense: D'Angelo Ponds (CB, 75 OVR) — a 94 speed buried at 75 overall. Speed is the one trait that plays at any overall — it travels to any package, any formation, any Sunday.