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The Jets D/ST registered three sacks while also forcing one turnover (one fumble recovery) in a 20-17 loss to the Green Bay Packers in Week 2.
Fantasy Impact
The unit was mostly solid outside of a fourth quarter letdown for head coach Aaron Glenn, allowing under 200 offensive yards in a losing effort. The defense will be difficult to trust against a high-powered Detroit Lions offense in Week 3.
The Jets D/ST allowed 10 points while forcing one turnover and notching three sacks in a 23-10 win over the Titans in Week 1.
Fantasy Impact
The Jets' defenders made it a difficult afternoon for Cam Ward and company in the season opener. They recovered a Chimere Dike for their turnover while Kingsley Enagbare, Will McDonald IV, and David Bailey each had a sack. Things will be much tougher for this unit in Week 2 against the Packers.
The Jets D/ST allowed 259 passing yards, 211 rushing yards, and 35 points in a 35-8 loss to the Bills.
Fantasy Impact
The Jets' defense failed to record a sack or a turnover in the loss. The Jets' defense did set a record Sunday, as they are the first team to finish a season without an interception in NFL history.
The Jets D/ST allowed 285 passing yards, 155 rushing yards, and 42 points in the loss to the Patriots.
Fantasy Impact
The Jets' defense tallied one sack and failed to force a turnover. Drake Maye shredded the defense for five touchdowns in two and a half quarters before being pulled in the third quarter. The Jets' defense will take on the Bills in Week 18.
The New York Jets D/ST set an NFL record with its 15th consecutive game without an interception during their 29-6 loss to New Orleans on Sunday.
Fantasy Impact
The 15 consecutive games without an interception broke the previous mark of 14 by the San Francisco 49ers over the 2024 and 2025 seasons. The Jets did record three sacks and had a fumble recovery in an attempt to salvage a dismal day. The fumble recovery was just the fourth forced turnover by the Jets this season. Nothing to see here from a fantasy standpoint as New York closes out the season with games against New England and Buffalo.