I hate Pro Football Focus

[Heismanberg]

PFF labeled Adams as an edge defender and a linebacker during some plays this week which leads me to believe these assholes don't know that safeties can be walked down into the box. 

[bojanglesman]

PFF labeled Adams as an edge defender and a linebacker during some plays this week which leads me to believe these assholes don't know that safeties can be walked down into the box.

Jamal Adams was head coach for 5 snaps because he was on the sideline.

[SixFeetDeep]

Jamal Adams + Marcus Maye in Week 10

66 snaps in coverage
2 targets
1 reception
10 yards

[bojanglesman]

Jamal Adams + Marcus Maye in Week 10

66 snaps in coverage
2 targets
1 reception
10 yards

Brandon Shell: ++ eleventy zillion heart heart kisses

[SixFeetDeep]

@PFF_JohnGatta:In Teddy Bridgewater's last healthy season (2015), he ranked first among NFL QBs in adjusted completion percentage.

He'll be just 26 years old in 2018. High potential with major injury concerns. #Jets need to pair him with a top draft QB

[Badger]

You know what they always say; adjusted completion percentage wins championships!

[SixFeetDeep]

Jet’s OL ranked 30th in NFL according to PFF’s unquestionably flawless metrics
 
 
30. New York Jets
 
Total pressures surrendered: 177
Best player: Kelvin Beachum
Combinations used: 11

The Jets are this low on the list despite the fact that they remained relatively healthy throughout the season and had only five offensive linemen play more than 400 snaps. However, each of them allowed at least two sacks and all graded poorly in run-blocking as well. As a result, the Jets’ offensive line allowed a total of 25 sacks, which was tied for the sixth-most in the NFL. Interestingly however, they were among the better teams running the outside zone concept as their backs averaged 2.07 yards before contact on these runs, the third-most in the league.

 
 
But seriously, does anyone want to argue that we aren’t ranked somewhere in that tier? Using their made up stats is stupid, but we all said that the Jets had a terrible run-blocking OL, and PFF seems to agree.
 

[SixFeetDeep]

This year we came to the consensus that Wesley Johnson is probably the worst Center in football. PFF agrees.
 
“Wesley Johnson, who earned lowest overall grade in 2017 among 35 qualified centers”
 
Apparently we weren’t harsh enough.

[bojanglesman]

Jet’s OL ranked 30th in NFL according to PFF’s unquestionably flawless metrics
 
 
30. New York Jets
 
Total pressures surrendered: 177
Best player: Kelvin Beachum
Combinations used: 11

The Jets are this low on the list despite the fact that they remained relatively healthy throughout the season and had only five offensive linemen play more than 400 snaps. However, each of them allowed at least two sacks and all graded poorly in run-blocking as well. As a result, the Jets’ offensive line allowed a total of 25 sacks, which was tied for the sixth-most in the NFL. Interestingly however, they were among the better teams running the outside zone concept as their backs averaged 2.07 yards before contact on these runs, the third-most in the league.

 
 
But seriously, does anyone want to argue that we aren’t ranked somewhere in that tier? Using their made up stats is stupid, but we all said that the Jets had a terrible run-blocking OL, and PFF seems to agree.

The question is how much of that was Wesley Johnson and a Brian Winters injury?  We'll find out. 

Also I can't believe there is no mention of Brandon Shell and his +++5674 pff grades

[SixFeetDeep]

https://twitter.com/pff_sam/status/999276572824756224

I <3 PFF

[SixFeetDeep]

https://mobile.twitter.com/theadamsera/status/1001905208086204419

[Johnny English]

Jets have their 31st ranked OL going into the season.

https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/pro-nfl-offensive-line-rankings-all-32-teams-units-entering-2018

They note that Wesley Johnson was horrific last year, but seem to not be willing to acknowledge that the terrible scores they give our starting guards are inextricably linked with the center's performance.

[dcm1602]

Jets have their 31st ranked OL going into the season.

https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/pro-nfl-offensive-line-rankings-all-32-teams-units-entering-2018

They note that Wesley Johnson was horrific last year, but seem to not be willing to acknowledge that the terrible scores they give our starting guards are inextricably linked with the center's performance.

Regardless its hard to argue we had one of the worst offensive lines in the league last year, and we didn't do a good job at improving it

Odds are fairly strong that it'll be improved, but that's also pretty easy to do when you're one of the absolute worst around

[bojanglesman]

Wesley Johnson is gone. Brian Winters won't have a torn abdominal muscle all year this year.  Better.

The only issue will be the fit of these guys in a new blocking scheme.

[dcm1602]

Wesley Johnson is gone. Brian Winters won't have a torn abdominal muscle all year this year.  Better.

The only issue will be the fit of these guys in a new blocking scheme.

It helps for sure.

But does anyone see us having a top 20 offensive with those changes? Honestly not having the worst center in the league is a significant improvement, but we're still one of the worser lines in the league