Overview
- Head Coach: Todd Bowles
- Defensive Coordinator: Kacy Rodgers
- Defensive Back Coach: Joe Danna
- Base Defense Scheme: 3-4
- Transactions: S Antonio Allen placed on IR, Signed Darrelle Revis and Antonio Cromartie and Safety Marcus Gilchrist
- Draft Picks:
Projected Starters
CornerBack # 1: | Darrelle Revis | |
CornerBack # 2: | Antonio Cromartie | |
Strong Safety : | Calvin Pryor | |
Free Safety : | Marcus Gilchrist |
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The Numbers
Total Fantasy Points Allowed to WR: 363.04 Average Fantasy Points Per game against to WR: 22.69 Total Receiving Touchdowns Allowed: 14 Total Receiving Yards Allowed:2,774 Average Receiving yards per game against: 173.38
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Strengths
While this secondary wasn’t one considered one of the best last season, many things changed this offseason and it has quickly become an elite unit. They signed cornerbacks Darrell Revis and Antonio Cromartie, as well as signing safety Marcus Gilchrist. Add Calvin Pryor into the mix and you have a scary good secondary. Revis did an excellent job in New England last season and was one of the key components to their Super Bowl title. He and Cromartie were once considered one of the best tandems in the league, and while they are passed their primes, they both still have plenty left in the tank to be a very good secondary. Not to mention, their D-line is very good which will create problems for quarterbacks and give the secondary a break.
Weaknesses
The only potential weakness in this Jets secondary is the only starter they have returning from last year Calvin Pryor. He was adequate as their starting strong safety but it is safe to say that the elevated play of those around him in 2015 will do wonders for his numbers. He should thrive playing alongside three potential Pro Bowlers.
Overall Outlook
While the numbers for this defense in 2014 wasn’t elite, they have made many changes that can make those numbers deceiving. When you have Revis on your team, you have half of the field covered in just about every down he plays. Barring injuries, this should be a tough secondary all season.