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NEW YORK JETS vs. CINCINNATI BENGALSKICKOFF WEEKEND: WEEK 01 / GAME 01

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2016 / 1:00 P.M.METLIFE STADIUM / CBS

CONTENTS:2016 SCHEDULE..........................................................2GAME NOTES ..............................................................3METLIFE STADIUM ......................................................5PROBABLE STARTERS ................................................6GAME PREVIEW ..........................................................7MATCHUP HISTORY .....................................................8CONNECTIONS ............................................................9BY THE NUMBERS .....................................................10QUOTE BOARD ..........................................................11TEAM NOTES .............................................................13TODD BOWLES ..........................................................15ASSISTANT COACH CAPSULES ..................................16BUILDING THE JETS .................................................19

ROSTER BREAKDOWN ..............................................20HOMETOWN BREAKDOWN ........................................21PERSONNEL MOVES .................................................22PRESEASON OFFENSIVE STATS ................................24PRESEASON DEFENSIVE STATS ................................252015 OFFENSIVE STATISTICS ....................................262015 DEFENSIVE STATISTICS ....................................27LAST TIME IT HAPPENED ..........................................282015 PLAYER PARTICIPATION ...................................31ROSTER BY POSITION: OFFENSE ..............................32ROSTER BY POSITION: DEFENSE ..............................33DEPTH CHART ...........................................................34ALPHABETICAL ROSTER ...........................................35NUMERICAL ROSTER ................................................36

PRESEASON RECORD: 1-3

REGULAR SEASON RECORD: 0-0

SEPT. 15WEEK 02 NEW YORK JETS at BUFFALO BILLS CHANNEL: CBS/NFLN/Twitter TIME: 8:25 p.m.SITE: NEW ERA FIELD SERIES: 51-59

SEPT. 25WEEK 03 NEW YORK JETS at KANSAS CITY CHIEFS CHANNEL: CBS TIME: 4:25 p.m.SITE: ARROWHEAD STADIUM SERIES: 17-17-1

OCT. 2WEEK 04 NEW YORK JETS vs. SEATTLE SEAHAWKS CHANNEL: FOX TIME: 1:00 p.m.SITE: METLIFE STADIUM SERIES: 8-10

OCT. 9WEEK 05 NEW YORK JETS at PITTSBURGH STEELERS CHANNEL: CBS TIME: 1:00 p.m.SITE: HEINZ FIELD SERIES: 5-17

OCT. 17WEEK 06 NEW YORK JETS at ARIZONA CARDINALS CHANNEL: ESPN TIME: 8:30 p.m.SITE: UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX STADIUM SERIES: 6-2

OCT. 23WEEK 07 NEW YORK JETS vs. BALTIMORE RAVENS CHANNEL: CBS TIME: 1:00 p.m.SITE: METLIFE STADIUM SERIES: 1-8

OCT. 30WEEK 08 NEW YORK JETS at CLEVELAND BROWNS CHANNEL: CBS TIME: 1:00 p.m.SITE: FIRSTENERGY STADIUM SERIES: 10-12

NOV. 6WEEK 09 NEW YORK JETS at MIAMI DOLPHINS CHANNEL: CBS TIME: 1:00 p.m.SITE: SUN LIFE STADIUM SERIES: 54-46-1

NOV. 13WEEK 10 NEW YORK JETS vs. LOS ANGELES RAMS CHANNEL: FOX TIME: 1:00 p.m.SITE: METLIFE STADIUM SERIES: 4-9

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NOV. 27WEEK 12 NEW YORK JETS vs. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS CHANNEL: NBC TIME: 8:30 p.m.SITE: METLIFE STADIUM SERIES: 53-57-1

DEC. 5WEEK 13 NEW YORK JETS vs. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS CHANNEL: ESPN TIME: 8:30 p.m.SITE: METLIFE STADIUM SERIES: 28-40

DEC. 11WEEK 14 NEW YORK JETS at SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS CHANNEL: CBS TIME: 4:05 p.m.SITE: LEVI’S STADIUM SERIES: 2-10

DEC. 17WEEK 15 NEW YORK JETS vs. MIAMI DOLPHINS CHANNEL: NFLN TIME: 8:25 p.m.SITE: METLIFE STADIUM SERIES: 54-46-1

DEC. 24WEEK 16 NEW YORK JETS at NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS CHANNEL: CBS TIME: 1:00 p.m.SITE: GILLETTE STADIUM SERIES: 53-57-1

JAN. 1WEEK 17 NEW YORK JETS vs. BUFFALO BILLS CHANNEL: CBS TIME: 1:00 p.m.SITE: METLIFE STADIUM SERIES: 51-59

AUG. 11WEEK 01 RESULT: W, 17-13 NYJ PRESEASON RECORD: 1-0 JAX PRESEASON RECORD: 0-1

AUG. 19WEEK 02 RESULT: L, 18-22 NYJ PRESEASON RECORD: 1-1 WAS PRESEASON RECORD: 1-1

AUG. 27WEEK 03 RESULT: L, 20-21 NYJ PRESEASON RECORD: 1-2 NYG PRESEASON RECORD: 1-2

SEPT. 1WEEK 04 RESULT: L, 6-14 NYJ PRESEASON RECORD: 1-3 PHI PRESEASON RECORD: 4-0

For the seventh consecutive season, the Jets will open their season at home in MetLife Stadium where New York has won five Week-One games in a row. The Jets will again open the season against an AFC North opponent in the Cincinnati Bengals. In 2015, the Jets defeated the Cleveland Browns 31-10 in their first regular-season game. The Jets and Bengals have been Week One opponents only one previous time in 2004 in a Jets 31-24 win. The quarterbacks headlined the game with Bengals quarterback Carson Palmer making his NFL debut and Jets quarterback Chad Pennington making his first career opening day start, finishing 20-27 for 224 yards and two touchdowns.SE

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2016 SCHEDULE

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GAME DAYThe Jets will hold a pregame tribute during their home opener to remember the victims of 9/11 on the 15th anniversary of the terror attacks. Mem-bers of Tuesday’s Children, the organization that supports youth, families, and communities impact-ed by terrorism and traumatic loss, will participate in the tribute. In addition to forming the tunnel for player introductions, 200 members of Tuesday’s chil-dren and 20 members of the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation will hold a full-field American Flag during the National Anthem sung by the Tues-day’s Children Chorus. PAPD Color Guard will be on

field and players and coaches will wear NYPD, PAPD, and FDNY hats with 9/11 memorial logo in remembrance, as well as helmet stickers for players and lapel pins for coaches. Additionally, representatives from FDNY, NYPD, PAPD and Stephen Siller Tunnel to Tower Foundation will be honorary cap-tains along with members of the Jets 2001 team.The ceremony will feature a Jets 360 video with members of the 2001 New York Jets team remembering 9/11. There will also be a NFL-wide video featuring President Barack Obama. At halftime, the FDNY and NYPD youth football teams will participate in a scrimmage. Every fan will receive a 6” x 9” American flag and First Responder Hats will be sold at Jets Shop, with all of the proceeds going to the National 9/11 Memorial and Museum.

PRONUNCIATION GUIDEJUSTON Burris ....................................................................................... JustinRyan CLADY ..................................................................................... CLAY-deeJoe DANNA ......................................................................................... DAN-ahDakota DOZIER ...............................................................................DOUGH-jerLACHLAN Edwards .......................................................................... LOCK-lanQuincy ENUNWA ...................................................................... ee-NOON-wahJulian HOWSARE .............................................................................. HOW-zerBen IJALANA ......................................................................EYE-juh-LAH-nuhDARRON Lee ..........................................................................................DarrinKevin PATULLO .............................................................................pa-TOO-lowCHARONE Peake ............................................................................... cha-RONBILAL Powell .................................................................................. buh-LAHLTanner PURDUM .............................................................................. PER-dumBrent QVALE ................................................................................... KWAH-leeBuster SKRINE .....................................................................................Screen

GAME AT A GLANCEAll-Time Record vs. CIN: 15-8 (2-0 Postseason)All-Time Record vs. CIN (Home): 12-2Last Time vs. CIN: L, 9-49, at CIN (10/27/13)Coach HC Experience Overall W/L PostseasonTodd Bowles 2nd Season 10-6 0-0Marvin Lewis 14th Season 112-94 0-7

KICKOFF WEEKEND AT A GLANCEAll-Time Kickoff Weekend Record: 27-29All-Time Kickoff Weekend Record (Home): 10-8Largest Margin of Victory: 38 (at SEA, 08/31/97)Most Points Scored: 48 (vs. BUF, 09/09/12) Fewest Points Allowed: 3 (at SEA, 08/31/97)Earliest Kickoff Weekend Date: August 31, 1997Latest Kickoff Weekend Date: September 21, 1970

September 21, 1975

KICKOFF WEEKEND NOTES• Sunday’s contest will mark the seventh-consecutive season the Jets

will be home for Kickoff Weekend, the longest streak in franchise his-tory. By comparison, the Jets opened on the road for 13 consecutiveseasons from 1965-77.

• In the first 18 seasons for the franchise, the team appeared at home onKickoff Weekend just twice.

• The Jets/Titans hosted home games at the Polo Grounds, Shea Stadi-um, The Meadowlands and MetLife Stadium on Kickoff Weekend.

• The Jets have seen 26 of their 56 Kickoff Weekend games (46.4%) de-cided by one score. They have a 14-12 record in those contests.

• As a starter on Kickoff Weekend, QB Ryan Fitzpatrick has compiled a3-1 record, completing 62.1% of his passes for 10 touchdowns and a101.9 passer rating. His only loss as a starter came in 2012 when helost to the Jets.

• In eight Kickoff Weekend games, 2016 offseason acquisition RB MattForté has posted 137.6 total yards per game, scoring seven total touch-downs (four rushing, three receiving).

• In his last four Kickoff Weekend contests, WR Brandon Marshall hasregistered a touchdown in each game, posting 356 total yards (89.0 pergame) on 31 receptions.

• CB Darrelle Revis posted a takeaway in each of his last three KickoffWeekend games with the Jets (2011-12, 15), logging a fumble recoverylast season and interceptions in both the 2011 and 2012 openers.

• In two of his last three Kickoff Weekend games, DL Muhammad Wilker-son has started the season with a sack.

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KICKOFF WEEKEND STATISTICSSince 2000, the Jets have been one of the most sucessful teams on Kickoff Weekend with their .688 winning percentage, trailing only one team. Over the last 10 seasons, they have increased that percentage to .800, while they are undefeated in their five opening games since 2011. Kickoff Weekend Games (Since 2000)Team W L Win %New England Patriots 12 4 75.0%New York Jets 11 5 68.8%Denver Broncos 11 5 68.8%San Francisco 49ers 11 5 68.8%Atlanta Falcons 10 6 62.5%Kickoff Weekend Games (Since 2006)Team W L Win %New England Patriots 9 1 90.0%New York Jets 8 2 80.0%San Francisco 49ers 7 3 70.0%Denver Broncos 7 3 70.0%Arizona Cardinals 7 3 70.0%Philadelphia Eagles 7 3 70.0%Kickoff Weekend Games (Since 2011)Team W L Win %New York Jets 5 0 100.0%San Francisco 49ers 5 0 100.0%Denver Broncos 4 1 80.0%New England Patriots 4 1 80.0%Arizona Cardinals 4 1 80.0%Houston Texans 4 1 80.0%Detroit Lions 4 1 80.0%Philadelphia Eagles 4 1 80.0%On Kickoff Weekend since the start of the 2011 season, the Jets have ranked in the top 10 in almost every defensive category, including total defense, passing defense, rushing defense, points allowed, takeaways and first downs allowed. Defensive Ranks on Kickoff Weekend (Since 2011)Category No. NFL RankTotal Defense (Per Game) 301.8 4Passing Defense (Per Game) 211.2 6Rushing Defense (Per Game) 90.6 10Points Allowed (Per Game) 18.6 9Takeaways (Total) 14 1Points off Takeaways (Total) 48 1First Downs Allowed (Total) 76 2

BROADCAST COVERAGETELEVISION: CBSPlay-by-play: Jim Nantz Analyst: Phil SimmsSideline: Tracy WolfsonProducer: Lance Barrow Director: Mike Arnold

JETS RADIO: 98.7 FM WEPN (ESPN Radio)Play-by-play: Bob Wischusen Analyst: Marty LyonsProducer: Joe LoughranPre- and Post-Game: Don La Greca and Greg Buttle

JETS EN ESPANOL RADIO: ESPN Deportes Nueva York 1050 AMPLAY-BY-PLAY: Clemson Smith-Muñiz ANALYST: Oscar Benitez

NATIONAL RADIO: ESPN National RadioPlay-by-play: Marc Kestecher Analyst: Shaun O’HaraSideline: Dave ShoreProducer: Beth Faber

JETS RADIO NETWORK: WCHR - 105.7FM - Ocean, NJ; WHTK - 107.3FM/1280AM - Rochester, NY; WTMM - 104.5FM - Albany, NY

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METLIFE STADIUM


Venue Size: 2.1 million square feetCapacity: 82,500, capability for 90,000 for non-football major eventsSurface: Synthetic Turf; UBU Sports, Speed SM-5Suites: 222; on four separate levelsSuite Capacity: 16-24 seatsClub Seating Capacity: 10,000 seatsClubs: Toyota Coaches Club, Commissioner’s Club, MetLife 50 Club, Chase Club, Lexus Club Suite Designer: David Rockwell GroupParking: More than 28,000 spacesTransportation: NJ TRANSIT Meadowlands Rail Service, located at the MetLife Sports Complex, delivers fans di-

rectly to the front door of the Stadium from New York’s Penn Station and Newark’s Penn Station in approximately 20 minutes.

Architects: 360 Architects, Ewing Cole, David Rockwell and Bruce Mau DesignsFood Service/ Merchandise Partner: Delaware North Companies (Sportsservice)

METLIFE STADIUM AT A GLANCE

AWARDS & ACCOLADES• Woody Johnson honored by the Natural Resource Defense Council (NRDC) in 2013 as a leader in the professional sports’ greening move-

ment and his commitment to building and operating a sustainable stadium.• Ranked No. 1 Highest Grossing Stadium in the world for non-NFL events in 2010 & 2012 - 2015 by Billboard Magazine; #1 in the U.S. in 2011.

The Stadium has topped the industry charts annually since opening.• MetLife Stadium has played host to the Top Grossing Worldwide Tours of 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014 & 2015: Bon Jovi, U2, Bon Jovi, One Direction

and Taylor Swift, respectively. (2012, Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band had the No. 2 Worldwide Tour) – Pollstar.• The 2011 and 2014 Facility of Merit for Safety and Security Award (nominated by the NFL) by the National Center for Spectator Sports Safety

and Security (NCS4) at the University of Southern Mississippi.• International Association of Venue Managers (IAVM) - 2014 Venue Excellence Award.• MetLife Stadium is the first NFL stadium to receive SAFETY Act certification by the US Department of Homeland Security (December 2013).• In 2011, MetLife Stadium was ranked No. 1 for safety by Security magazine’s “Security 500” in the Arenas/Stadiums/Leagues/ Entertainment

division.• In May 2010, the NFL awarded Super Bowl XLVIII to MetLife Stadium, marking the first time the game has been awarded to an outdoor,

cold-weather stadium. • “Outstanding Achievement in Recycling” – New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (2010).• The EPA (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency) named MetLife Stadium the “Greenest Stadium” in the NFL (2009).• Member of the Green Sports Alliance.• Top Stop of the Decade by Venues Today (Highest gross & attendance – includes Giants Stadium).• The Stadium received FIFA’s highest ratings during technical inspection.

OFFENSEWR 15 BRANDON MARSHALL 11th SEASONTeammates’ choice as the 2015 Curtis Martin Team MVP after establishing new club records with 109 receptions and 1,502 yards and tying the team mark with 14 receiving touchdowns, ranking top five in the league in all three categories.LT 78 RYAN CLADY 9th SEASONA three-time All-Pro and four-time Pro Bowl selection, including in each of his last three full seasons, who was added via trade (DEN) in the offseason.LG 77 JAMES CARPENTER 6th SEASONIn his first season with the Jets (2015), started all 16 games as part of an offen-sive line that established a new franchise mark for total yards (5,896) and net passing yards (4,057), while ranking 11th in points per game (24.2).C 74 NICK MANGOLD 11th SEASONLongest-tenured Jet enters his 11th season after originally joining the team as a first-round selection in 2006. Has been selected to seven Pro Bowl teams, including each of the last three seasons.RG 67 BRIAN WINTERS 4th SEASONStarted the final nine games of the 2015 season at RG as part of an offensive line that established a new franchise mark for total yards (5,896) and net pass-ing yards (4,057), while ranking 11th in points per game (24.2).RT 71 BEN IJALANA 6th SEASONFormer second-round pick is entering his fourth season with the Jets after initially being claimed from IND.TE 47 KELLEN DAVIS 9th SEASONReturns for his second season with the Jets after helping block for the league’s 10th-ranked rushing offense in 2015.WR 87 ERIC DECKER 7th SEASONSince the start of 2012, he ranks in the top 10 league wide in receiving touch-downs with 41 (tied for third), receptions (eight) with 326 and receiving yards (ninth) with 4,341.QB 14 RYAN FITZPATRICK 12th SEASONRe-signed in the offseason after a campaign that saw him record a team and personal single-season best 31 touchdown passes, while also finishing with the second-most passing yards in franchise history (3,905). Took the fifth-fewest sacks of any quarterback in the league last season (19) and the lowest total for a 16-game Jets starter since 2001.RB 22 MATT FORTÉ 9th SEASONSigned with the Jets in the offseason. One of just 12 players, and the sec-ond-fastest, in league history to amass 8,000 rushing yards and 4,000 receiving yards.FB 43 JULIAN HOWSARE 1st SEASON2015 undrafted free agent earned the fullback job this offseason. As a rookie, switched positions from outside linebacker in college to fullback.

KEY RESERVESWR 81 QUINCY ENUNWA 2nd SEASONIn his first full season in the league, posted totals of 22 catches for 315 yards.RB 29 BILAL POWELL 6th SEASONLast season, established a new single-season best in both receptions (47) and receiving yards (388), while pulling in the first two receiving touchdowns of his career.T 79 BRENT QVALE 2nd SEASONFormer undrafted free agent (2014) in his third season after spending his rook-ie season as a member of the team’s practice squad. Last year, saw action in all 16 games as a reserve lineman and started one game as an extra offensive lineman.

KICKERK 2 NICK FOLK 10th SEASONHas never missed an extra point and has 311 consecutive extra points made to start his career, the second-longest extra point streak to begin a career in NFL history behind Rian Lindell (321).

DEFENSEDL 96 MUHAMMAD WILKERSON 6th SEASONFinished the season with a career-best 12.0 sacks, the second-most among 3-4 defensive linemen, en route to being selected to the Pro Bowl. DL 99 STEVE McLENDON 7th SEASONBefore joining the Jets this season as a free agent, started all 16 games for PIT, and was a key contributor on a defense that was ranked fifth in the league against the run and finished second in fewest rushing touchdowns allowed.DL 92 LEONARD WILLIAMS 2nd SEASONAs a rookie, led the team with 32 quarterback hurries, and posted 3.0 sacks after being selected by the Jets with the sixth-overall pick (2015).OLB 48 JORDAN JENKINS ROOKIEA 2016 third-round pick who was voted Georgia’s defensive MVP as a senior. Finished college career with 19 sacks and six forced fumbles. ILB 58 ERIN HENDERSON 8th SEASONEnters the starting lineup after returning for his second season with the Jets. Posted 12 special teams tackles (second most) and 40 of his 42 defensive tack-les over the final six weeks of the season.ILB 52 DAVID HARRIS 10th SEASONVoted by his teammates as the Dennis Byrd Award winner as most inspira-tional teammate, the second time in the last four seasons he has earned that honor. Ranks third all time on the Jets tackles list, trailing Mo Lewis by 84 tackles for second place.OLB 55 LORENZO MAULDIN 2nd SEASONFormer third-round selection (2015) who produced 4.0 sacks (fourth most on the team) and 19 quarterback hurries (tied for third most) in his rookie season.CB 41 BUSTER SKRINE 6th SEASONIn his first season with the Jets (2015), saw action in all 16 games (10 starts) as part of a secondary that produced all 18 of the team’s interceptions, tripling its total from the previous season.CB 24 DARRELLE REVIS 10th SEASONEarned Pro Bowl selections in seven of his last eight seasons, including after a 2015 season that saw him return to the Jets and register nine takeaways (five interceptions and four fumble recoveries), the most among NFL cornerbacks. SS 25 CALVIN PRYOR 3rd SEASONIn his second season (2015), established career highs in starts (12), tackles (71) and passes defensed (six) and recorded the first three takeaways of his career (two interceptions, one forced fumble).FS 21 MARCUS GILCHRIST 6th SEASONAppeared in 99.5% of the team’s defensive plays, the most of any defender, in his first season with the Jets (2015). Registered career highs with a second-ary-leading 94 tackles, three interceptions and seven passes defensed.

KEY RESERVESDE 98 JARVIS JENKINS 6th SEASONJoined the Jets as a free agent signing this offseason after registering a single season best in games started, tackles and sacks last season with CHI.LB 50 DARRON LEE ROOKIEThe 2016 first-round pick started all 28 games he played in for Ohio State and posted 147 total tackles, 12 sacks, three interceptions and three forced fum-bles.CB 20 MARCUS WILLIAMS 3rd SEASONLogged a team-leading six interceptions, the most by a Jet since 2009, despite appearing in just 27% of defensive snaps in 2015.

PUNTERP 4 LACHLAN EDWARDS ROOKIEIn the preseason, punted 31 times (the second most) for 1,441 yards (46.5 aver-age) and placed a league-best 12 punts inside the 20-yard line.

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TOTAL OFFENSE370.3 10th PASSING OFFENSE253.6 13th RUSHING OFFENSE116.8 10th SCORING OFFENSE24.2 11th SACKS ALLOWED22.0 2nd THIRD DOWN OFFENSE40.6% 12th RED ZONE OFFENSE66.0% 4th TOTAL DEFENSE318.6 4th PASSING DEFENSE252.6 13th RUSHING DEFENSE83.4 2nd SCORING DEFENSE19.6 7th SACKS39.0 t-12th THIRD DOWN DEFENSE33.19% 3rd RED ZONE DEFENSE35.0% 1st TAKEAWAYS30 t-3rd GIVEAWAYS24 t-17th

TOTAL DEFENSE 11th 340.8

PASSING DEFENSE 20th 248.5

RUSHING DEFENSE 7th 92.3

SCORING DEFENSE 2nd 17.4

SACKS 10th 42.0

THIRD DOWN DEFENSE 18th 39.5%

RED ZONE DEFENSE 5th 47.4%

TOTAL OFFENSE 15th 358.0

PASSING OFFENSE 15th 245.2

RUSHING OFFENSE 13th 112.8

SCORING OFFENSE 7th 26.2

SACKS ALLOWED t-8th 32.0

THIRD DOWN OFFENSE 13th 40.3%

RED ZONE OFFENSE 5th 65.5%

TAKEAWAYS 6th 28

GIVEAWAYS t-4th 17

CATEGORY JETS No.Completion Percentage Fitzpatrick 59.6%Passing Yards Fitzpatrick 3,905Passer Rating Fitzpatrick 88.0Rushing Yards Ivory 1,070Rushing Touchdowns Ivory 7Receptions Marshall 109Reception Touchdowns Marshall 14Yards from Scrimmage Marshall 1,502First Downs Ivory 50Tackles Harris 128Sacks Wilkerson 12.0Interceptions M. Williams 6Forced Fumbles Three Tied 2Special Teams Tackles Reilly 14Punt Return Avg. Kerley 8.6Kick Return Avg. Cromartie 25.1Scoring/Non-Kicking Marshall 84Scoring Marshall 84

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CATEGORY BENGALS No.Completion Percentage Dalton 66.1%Passing Yards Dalton 3,250Passer Rating Dalton 106.3Rushing Yards Hill 794Rushing Touchdowns Hill 11Receptions Green 86Reception Touchdowns Eifert 13Yards from Scrimmage Green 1,297First Downs Hill 45Tackles Rey 95Sacks Dunlap 13.5Interceptions Nelson 8Forced Fumbles Johnson 3Special Teams Tackles Peerman 13Punt Return Avg. Tate 6.3Kick Return Avg. Tate 22.9Scoring/Non-Kicking Eifert 78Scoring Nugent 117

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STATISTICAL LEADERS (2015)

MATCHUP (2015 STATS)

GAME PREVIEW


SINGLE-GAME RECORDSMOST RUSHING YARDS

Player Att Yds Date1. *Freeman McNeil 22 202 1/9/832. Curtis Martin 29 196 9/12/04

MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS Player TD Date1. 5 Tied, Most Recently Thomas Jones 2 1/3/10 Thomas Jones 2 10/12/08

MOST PASSING YARDS Player Cmp/Att Yds Date1. Ken O’Brien 27/49 300 9/9/902. Chad Pennington 20/31 272 10/21/07

MOST PASSING TOUCHDOWNS Player TD Date1. 3 Tied, Most Recently Chad Pennington 3 10/21/07

MOST RECEPTIONS Player Rec Date1. Rich Caster 9 11/18/732. Six times - last below Laveranues Coles 8 10/12/08 Jerricho Cotchery 8 10/12/08

MOST RECEIVING YARDS Player Yds Date1. Wesley Walker* 145 1/9/832. Laveranues Coles 133 10/21/07*AFC Playoffs

MOST POINTS Player Pts Date1. Pat Leahy 19 9/16/842. Thomas Jones 18 10/12/08

MOST FIELD GOALS Player FG Date1. Pat Leahy 5 9/16/842. Mike Nugent 3 10/21/07 Pat Leahy 3 9/13/81

LONGEST RUSHING PLAY Player Yds Date1. Clifford McClain 63t 12/19/712. Brad Smith 57 1/3/10

LONGEST PASSING PLAY Player Yds Date1. C. Pennington to L. Coles 57t 10/21/072. C. Pennington to J. Carter 46t 9/12/04

THE LAST TIME100-YARD RUSHER

By Jets: 196 (29 att. 1 TD), Curtis Martin, 9/12/04By CIN: 130 (31 att. 3 TD), Kenny Watson, 10/21/07

300-YARD PASSERBy Jets: 300 (27-49, 2 TD, 1 INT), Ken O’Brien, 9/9/90By CIN: 325 (19-30, 5 TD, 1 INT), Andy Dalton, 10/27/13

3-OR-MORE TD PASSESBy Jets: 3 (20-31, 272, 1 INT), Chad Pennington, 10/21/07By CIN: 5 (19-30, 325, 1 INT), Andy Dalton, 10/27/13

100-YARD RECEIVING GAMEBy Jets: 133 (8 rec. 2 TD), Laveranues Coles, 10/21/07By CIN: 122 (8 rec. 4 TD), Marvin Jones, 10/27/13 115 (3 rec. 0 TD), A.J. Green, 10/27/13

KICKOFF RETURN FOR TOUCHDOWNBy Jets: 97 yards, Brad Smith, 11/25/10By CIN: Never

12/8/68 CINCINNATI W 27-1410/12/69 at Cincinnati W 21-711/23/69 CINCINNATI W 40-712/19/71 CINCINNATI W 35-2111/18/73 at Cincinnati L 14-2012/12/76 CINCINNATI L 3-429/13/81 CINCINNATI L 30-311/9/82 at Cincinnati W 44-17 (AFC Playoffs)

9/16/84 CINCINNATI W 43-2310/6/85 at Cincinnati W 29-2012/21/86 at Cincinnati L 21-4211/29/87 CINCINNATI W 27-2010/9/88 at Cincinnati L 19-369/9/90 at Cincinnati L 20-25 11/15/92 CINCINNATI W 17-1411/21/93 CINCINNATI W 17-129/28/97 at Cincinnati W 31-14

12/16/01 CINCINNATI W 15-149/12/04 CINCINNATI W 31-2410/21/07 at Cincinnati L 31-3810/12/08 CINCINNATI W 26-141/3/10 CINCINNATI W 37-01/9/10 at Cincinnati W 24-14 (AFC Wild Card Game)11/25/10 CINCINNATI W 26-1010/27/13 at Cincinnati L 9-49

15-8 Overall (Postseason 2-0)/ 12-2 Home / 3-6 Away (Postseason 2-0)

MATCHUP HISTORY

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NFL CONNECTIONS• CIN LB Karlos Dansby played with Jets CB Buster Skrine in CLV during

the 2014 season. Dansby also played with Jets WR Brandon Marshall in MIA during the 2010 and 2011 seasons.

• Jets LB Josh Martin and CIN DE Michael Johnson were teammates for TB in 2014.

• Jets K Nick Folk and CIN CB Adam Jones were teammates in DAL for the 2008 season.

• CIN WR Brandon Lafell and Jets CB Darrelle Revis played together during the 2014 season in NE.

COACHING CONNECTIONS• Jets Offensive Line Coach Steve Marshall served as the University of

Tennessee offensive line coach (1993-94) when CIN Defensive Line Coach Jacob Burney served as University of Tennessee the defensive line coach (1993).

• Jets Assistant Head Coach/Inside Linebackers Coach Mike Caldwell played linebacker (1996) in BLT while CIN Head Coach Marvin Lewis served as BLT defensive coordinator.

• CIN Defensive Line Coach Jacob Burney was the defensive line coach for CLV (1994-95) while Jets Defensive Line Coach Pepper Johnson (1993-95) and Jets Assistant Head Coach/Inside Linebackers Coach Mike Caldwell (1993-95) played linebackers for CLV.

• Jets Offensive Line Coach Steve Marshall served as the Texas A&M offensive coordinator/offensive line (1997) when CIN Running Backs Coach Kyle Caskey played tight end (1997-98).

• CIN Secondary Coach Kevin Coyle served as the Defensive Coordina-tor for MIA (2012-15) while Jets Defensive Coordinator Kacy Rodgers served as the MIA defensive line coach (2008-14).

• Jets Offensive Coordinator Chan Gailey served as the PIT offensive co-ordinator (1996-97) while CIN Linebackers Coach Jim Haslett served as the PIT defensive coordinator (1997-99).

• CIN Tight Ends Coach Jonathan Hayes played tight end (1994-96) under Jets Offensive Coordinator Chan Gailey (1996-97) for PIT.

• Jets Defensive Coordinator Kacy Rodgers served as MIA Defensive Line Coach (2008-14) while CIN Quarterbacks Coach Bill Lazor served as MIA offensive coordinator (2014-15).

• CIN Wide Receivers Coach James Urban was quarterbacks coach for PHI (2009-10) while Jets Assistant Head Coach/Inside Linebackers Coach Mike Caldwell served as the PHI linebackers coach (2010).

• CIN Offensive Coordinator Ken Zampese served as an offensive as-sistant with PHI (1998) while Jets Tight Ends Coach Jimmie Johnson (1995-98) and Jets Assistant Head Coach/Inside Linebackers Coach Mike Caldwell (1998-01) both played linebacker.

COLLEGE CONNECTIONS• Jets rookie LB Jordan Jenkins and CIN WR Michael Bennett played

at the University of Georgia from 2012-14, compiling a 30-10 overall record over their three years together. Jenkins and Bennett also played with CIN S Shawn Williams during the Bulldogs’ 2012 season.

• Jets WR Quincy Enunwa and T Brent Qvale were teammates with CIN HB Rex Burkhead at Nebraska from 2010-13, where the Huskers went 28-12 over the three years.

• Jets QB Geno Smith played with CIN DE Will Clarke at West Virgin-ia University from 2010-12. Jets DL Lawrence Thomas and CIN CB Darqueze Denard played at Michigan State during the 2012 and 2013

seasons. In 2013, the Spartans went 13-1 and defeated Stanford Uni-versity in the Rose Bowl.

• Jets 2016 fifth-round pick OT Brandon Shell played with CIN C T.J. Johnson in 2012 at South Carolina, where the Gamecocks went 11-2.

• Jets G James Carpenter (2009-10), CIN CB Dre Kirkpatrick (2009-11) and CIN QB A.J. McCarron (2010-13) all played at the University of Al-abama, where the Crimson Tide compiled a 14-0 record in 2009 and a BCS National Championship.

• Jets CB Buster Skrine and CIN CB Chris Lewis-Harris played three seasons (2008-10) together at the University of Tennessee-Chattanoo-ga. The pair played corner opposite each other in the 2008 season and also earned All-SoCon honors together on the 4x100 meter relay team with football teammates Chris Marshall and Brian Sutherland.

• Jets C Nick Mangold and CIN K Mike Nugent played at Ohio State to-gether from 2002-04, where the Buckeyes won the 2002 BCS National Championship.

• Jets TE Kellen Davis and CIN DT Domata Peko played the 2004 and 2005 seasons together at Michigan State.

• Jets DL Leonard Williams and CIN CB Josh Shaw were both part of the University of Southern California’s defense from 2012-14.

• Jets WR Charone Peake and CIN DT Deshawn Williams played the 2011, 2012 and 2014 season together at Clemson.

FORMER JETS• CIN Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Line Paul Alexander began his

NFL coaching career in 1992 as the tight ends coach for the Jets.• CIN Linebackers Coach Jim Haslett played his final season of his NFL

career with the New York Jets, playing both LB and DE.• CIN K Mike Nugent was a second-round draft pick of the Jets and

played four seasons (2005-08) in New York. Nugent went 75-for-92 (81.5 percent) on field goal attempts and only missed one extra point attempt in his time with the Jets.

FORMER BENGALS• Jets QB Ryan Fitzpatrick played for CIN in the 2007 and 2008 seasons

and made 12 starts and led the club to a 4-3-1 record in the second half of the season in the 2008 campaign.

AREA CONNECTIONS• CIN LS Clark Harris hails from Manahawkin, N.J., about 90 minutes

from MetLife Stadium and played his college football at Rutgers Uni-versity, just 33 miles from the Atlantic Health Jets Training Center.

• CIN LB Vincent Rey grew up in Far Rockaway, N.Y., just 36 miles from MetLife Stadium.

• Jets WR Jalin Marshall grew up in Middletown, Ohio, just 37 miles from Cincinnati.

• Jets C Nick Mangold is from Centerville, Ohio, less than an hour from Cincinnati.

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1With one receiving touchdown this season, Matt Forté can be-come just the fifth player in NFL history to eclipse 8,000 yards rushing, 4,000 yards receiving and 20 receiving touchdowns in his career, joining running backs Marshall Faulk, Marcus Allen, Thurman Thomas and Herschel Walker.

In Chan Gailey’s first season with the Jets, the franchise set new marks in three offensive categories – total offense (5,925), pass-ing offense (4,057) and passing completions (362).

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4Eric Decker is one of four receivers in NFL history to have been a part of a duo to combine for 25-or-more receiving touchdowns in multiple seasons. He accomplished the feat for the second time in 2015 with teammate Brandon Marshall.

5.33Among all NFL running backs, Bilal Powell averaged a league-high 5.33 receptions per game between Week 11 and Week 16 last season. During that span, the Jets ranked fifth in total of-fense and posted a 5-1 record.

6Matt Forté is tied for second all-time in NFL history in two-point conversions with six. Brandon Marshall has registered six 100-reception seasons for his career, the most in NFL history.

7 In 2015, David Harris led the team in tackles (128) for the sev-enth-consecutive season.

8Eric Decker and Brandon Marshall became just the eighth re-ceiver duo in NFL history to each register 12-or-more receiving touchdowns in a single season and the first since 2014.

9 Darrelle Revis recorded nine takeaways (five interceptions and four fumble recoveries) in his return season to the Jets in 2015, the second-most in the NFL.

11Nick Folk has connected on 311 consecutive extra points since the start of his NFL career. Folk needs to make his next 11 extra points to surpass Rian Lindell (321) for the most consecutive extra points made to begin a career in NFL history.

17Following an NFL-low 13 takeaways in 2014, the Jets defense responded with 30 in 2015 – an improvement of 17 – which tied for third-most in the league.

22The Jets offensive line allowed the second-fewest sacks in 2015. It marked the fewest allowed by the team since it sur-rendered a franchise-low 19 in 2001.

26 Eric Decker and Brandon Marshall combined for 26 receiving touchdowns in 2015, the most among NFL receiving duos.

28.5Since 2013, Muhammad Wilkerson’s 28.5 sacks rank eighth among NFL defensive linemen and first among defensive linemen weighing more than 300 pounds.

31In 2015, Brandon Marshall became only the third player in NFL history to record at least 100 catches and 1,500 yards at the age of 31 or older (Jerry Rice & Andre Johnson).

35.0 The Jets defense ranked first in opponent red zone touch-down percentage (35.0%) in 2015.

62The Jets defense surrendered the fewest rushing first downs allowed last season (62). PIT and SEA finished tied for second with 71.

63Since 2012, Brandon Marshall (32) and Eric Decker (31) have combined for 63 red zone touchdown receptions, ranking first and second in the league, respectively.

71Passer rating allowed by the Jets defense in the 61 games Dar-relle Revis has started for the team since 2009, the lowest in the league. In those contests, the Jets have allowed a 53.5% com-pletion percentage and 208.8 yards per game, both the lowest in the league.

G Cmp % Yds/G TDs INTs RateRevis 61 53.5% 208.8 67 63 71.0NYJ 80 53.6% 210.2 92 77 72.8GB 80 57.2% 244.7 118 119 75.0ARZ 80 58.5% 241.0 105 89 79.0BLT 80 59.0% 232.3 95 75 79.5

83.4Under the direction of defensive coordinator Kacy Rodgers, the Jets allowed a franchise-low 83.4 rushing yards per game in 2015 besting the team’s previous low of 85.4 set in 1968.

84David Harris trails Mo Lewis by 84 tackles for second place on the franchise’s all-time tackles list. Brandon Marshall led the Jets in total points in 2015 with 84. He was one of two non-kickers last season to lead his team in the category (Devonta Freeman - 84).

99.5 Marcus Gilchrist played in 99.5 percent of the team’s defensive snaps in 2015, the most of any Jets defensive player.

117It took Matt Forté 117 career games to eclipse 8,000 rushing and 4,000 receiving yards. He is the second-fastest player in NFL history to reach both milestones (Marshall Faulk – 107).

121Brandon Marshall became the third-fastest wide receiver to reach 700 career receptions when he accomplished the feat in 121 games against Cleveland in 2013.

144Brandon Marshall has recorded a catch in 144 consecutive games, the second-longest streak among active players (Larry Fitzgerald – 179).

154 Ryan Fitzpatrick has recorded the most passing touchdowns (154) by an Ivy League quarterback in NFL history.

189 Eric Decker and Brandon Marshall combined for 189 recep-tions in 2015, the most among NFL wide receiver duos.

335Despite completing just 335 passes in 2015, Ryan Fitzpatrick recorded a career-high 31 touchdown passes. Only Cam Newton and Russell Wilson threw for more than 30 touchdowns despite having completed fewer than 340 passes.

11,000In 2015, Brandon Marshall became the 33rd player in NFL history and just the fourth active player since 2006 to eclipse 11,000 receiving yards for his career.

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WR ROBBY ANDERSON“He’s got great speed, I think he showcased that a little bit in the game, he does every day on the practice field. He’s got really good hands...he’s just got soft hands, he brings everything in. The touch-down catch that he made over the defender, I thought he made it look easy and that’s kind of what jumped out to me, he made such a difficult catch look like an easy one. He’s got a good little swagger to him that I hadn’t really seen that you see in games come out a little bit.”

-- QB Ryan Fitzpatrick

WR QUINCY ENUNWA“He’s a jack of all trades. He’s like the Dennis Rodman on our team. He gets the rebounds, he dives on the floor for loose balls, he does a bunch of things. He can be a wideout, he can be an H-back, he blocks, he catches, he runs deep, he runs short.”

-- Head Coach Todd Bowles“Quincy has done a great job. It has been very evident to me through the beginning of training camp that he’s going to be a big part of what we do and has really improved as a receiver. He’s so versatile and we saw that last year with everything we asked him to do. He can really develop into a big-time weapon for us.”


RB MATT FORTÉ“His production speaks for itself. For a guy to play at that high of a level for that many years that’s pretty incredible in this league. Just hearing stories, too, from former teammates that played with him about his work ethic. He’s been nothing but impressive since he’s been here. The way he approaches the game, I think he’ll fit in the huddle really well. He’s got a calm demeanor about him. He goes about things the right way. I’ve been really impressed so far. It’s go-ing to be great to have him out there.”

-- QB Ryan Fitzpatrick“The thing I like most is that it adds versatility to the offensive group. Here’s the thing. Defenses always try to key in on formations and different personnel groups. But when Matt Forté is in the game, they cannot do that because he’s equally effective coming out of the backfield [on pass patterns] as he is carrying it. [Defenses] can’t re-ally play those games with this group. The way Chan Gailey runs his offense, we have no idea what Matt is going to be doing.”

-- Retired RB LaDainian Tomlinson on what Forté brings to the offense (credit: Newsday)

LB DAVID HARRIS“David’s probably the most underrated guy over there, but he’s the glue that keeps everybody together over there. He does everything. Not only just mentally, he makes plays. He makes a ton of plays. They’re probably not flashy, like you see (Muhammad Wilkerson) and you see (Darrelle) Revis and the rest of those guys. But, David keeps that core intact. David understand the game. He’s our coach on the field. Without him, I don’t know where we’d be.”

-- Head Coach Todd Bowles

LB ERIN HENDERSON“He’s a guy that’s a veteran guy, and along with Dave (Harris), he’s one of the leaders on that defense. You know like I talked about knowledge, he understands. He’s seen the game before and he’s able to be professional in the field, in the meeting rooms, and help younger guys improve their study habits and things like that.”

-- Assistant Head Coach / Inside Linebackers Mike Caldwell

C NICK MANGOLD“He’s been great, it’s the way he carries himself. He doesn’t see himself as a 10-year-plus veteran. He practices every day, he takes notes every day, he’s at meetings on time, he gets treatment when he has to get treatment, he’s at lift on time. When someone is doing the same thing, what rookies should be doing every day in their 11th year, you’ve got to respect that right now. He gives advice when he needs to give advice, he takes people under his wing, he does all the right things. We have a lot of people that do that so I’m happy about that.”

-- Head Coach Todd Bowles on Mangold’s leadership

WR BRANDON MARSHALL“I think Brandon Marshall, when it’s said and done, is definitely go-ing to be a Hall of Famer.”

-- Hall of Fame WR Michael Irvin

WR JALIN MARSHALL“I think he is tremendous with his work ethic, he’s obviously phys-ically talented, he’s got speed, he’s got the ability to catch the ball, he’s versatile, he knows both positons all ready and just the way he attacks it in the meeting rooms, and watching film. He’s asking questions, he’s answering them, he’s on top of it and I love when a young guy comes in, and is a sponge of the game, wants to learn ev-erything and figure out what his craft is. That’s how you have success in this league because physically, everyone’s got it. It’s mentally that kind of separates you and keeps the longevity of your career.”

-- WR Eric Decker

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LB LORENZO MAULDIN“He’s better mentally. He has a better grasp of the system. He un-derstands, positionally, things he has to do to drop and rush, and he understands how people are trying to block him. So from that stand-point, he’s matured some.”

-- Head Coach Todd Bowles on how Mauldin has developed

CB DARRELLE REVIS“He’s been great at sharing. He has a good way of teaching and mak-ing them understand it without going through a whole lot of detail. He puts them in position on the field and makes them see things that they wouldn’t normally see so he’s been good.”

-- Head Coach Todd Bowles on how Revis shares his knowledge

CB BUSTER SKRINE“The thing I love about Buster is he’s so competitive and he’s very coachable. He absorbs everything; he takes it in. A lot of guys at this level that think they know it all. The one thing about our room is that our guys are very coachable, and that’s one of the things that stands out about Buster. He always comes to practice every day with a lot of energy. Sometimes you have to drag stuff out of players—he’s not that guy. He comes to work every day, he busts his butt, and you know what you’re going to get from him. He’s a good pro.”

-- Assistant Cornerbacks Coach Daylon McCutcheon

DL MUHAMMAD WILKERSON“Other than talent? He’s a talented guy. He’s big, he’s fast, he’s strong. He can two-gap, he can one-gap, he’s quick. He’s rare. There are some people like that in the league but not many. I’m sure there are about 10 or 12 of them in the league that look like that but not many of them. He’s got a special talent and a special gift.”

-- Head Coach Todd Bowles on what distinguishes Wilkerson

G BRIAN WINTERS“From the 18 months since I’ve been here, Brian has gotten better and better, and has had an outstanding training camp. He’s gotten better and better and hopefully he continues to do so.”

-- Offensive Line Coach Steve Marshall“Confidence is a big thing with him. You can see that as he played more and more last year. He really got in a groove. From day one, when I came back, his confidence was there. He’s a tough player, he’s fun to have in the huddle, and he’s fun to have on your team. He’s just going to continue to improve and get better because he puts the work in.”


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KEY PERFORMANCESIn each of his two matchups against CIN (2011 & 2012), WR Eric Decker has posted two touchdown-receiving games, recording 113 yards receiving in the first game and 99 in the second.

A member of CIN from 2007-08, QB Ryan Fitzpatrick has faced his former team twice, in consecutive seasons from 2010-11. In his first matchup against them, Fitz-patrick completed 61.8% of his passes for 316 yards, four touchdowns and a 107.0 passer rating.

WR Brandon Marshall will kickoff his season against CIN for the second time in his career. The first Kickoff Weekend meeting came in 2013 as Marshall played host to CIN, posting 104 yards receiving (his first of six 100-yard efforts that year) and a touchdown in the win.

In 2014, in the first of two games against CIN, CB Buster Skrine picked off Andy Dal-ton on consecutive possessions, returning the first interception 30 yards, the longest return of his career.

In the last Jets-CIN matchup, DL Muhammad Wilkerson intercepted his only career pass, picking off Dalton on a pass intended for Giovanni Bernard.

SITUATIONAL FOOTBALLIn his first season as a head coach, Todd Bowles led the Jets to a 10-6 record, a six-win improvement from the previous season. For Bowles, the keys to having a suc-cessful team come from execution in four key areas: running the ball, third down, red zone and turnovers. In 2015, the Jets ranked in the top-third of the NFL in three of the four offensive categories, and in the top three in all four defensive categories, improving the team’s rank in seven of the eight. They also established a new franchise mark for the fewest rushing yards allowed per game in a season.

OffenseStat Rank No. 2014 Rank No. Red Zone 3rd 66.0% 32nd 36.2%Third Down 12th 40.6% 20th 38.9%Giveaways t-17th 24 19th 24Rushing Offense 10th 116.8 3rd 142.5

DefenseStat Rank No. 2014 Rank No. Red Zone 1st 35.0% 25th 59.2%Third Down 3rd 33.2% 30th 45.2%Takeaways t-3rd 30 32nd 13Rushing 2nd 83.4 5th 93.1

RECORD-SETTING OFFENSEUnder Offensive Coordinator Chan Gailey, who returned to the NFL following a two-year absence, the Jets set new franchise marks for total offense (5,925), passing of-fense (4,057) and pass completions (362), while both WR Brandon Marshall (recep-tions, receiving yards and receiving touchdowns) and QB Ryan Fitzpatrick (passing touchdowns) established individual all-time team bests.Stat New Record (Player) Old Record (Player)Net Yards (Team) 5,925 5,896 (1985)Net Pass Yards (Team) 4,057 3,924 (2000)Pass Comp. (Team) 362 352 (2000)Passing TDs (Indiv.) 31 (R. Fitzpatrick) 29 (V. Testaverde ‘98)Rec. (Indiv.) 109 (B. Marshall) 93 (A. Toon ‘96)Rec. Yards (Indiv.) 1,502 (B. Marshall) 1,452 (D. Maynard ‘67)Rec. TDs (Indiv.) 14 (B. Marshall) 14 (Maynard/Powell ‘67/’60)

SACKS ALLOWEDThe Jets offensive line allowed 22 sacks last season, the second fewest in the league and the fewest allowed by any Jets team since they allowed 19 in 2001, the team’s record for a 16-game season.

TOP 10: OFFENSE & DEFENSEDespite installing new systems on both offense and defense, each unit finished in the top 10 league-wide last season, one of five teams to do so, while their +52 yards per game differential ranked fourth in the league.Team Off. Rank Def. Rank Yard Diff. (Rank)SEA 4th 2nd +87 (1st)ARZ 1st 5th +87 (2nd)NYJ 10th 4th +52 (4th)TB 5th 10th +36 (7th)NE 6th 9th +35 (8th)

OFFENSIVE IMPROVEMENTIn Gailey’s system, the Jets also improved their league ranks from a bottom-third offense in 2014, to a top-third offense in 2015. 2015 2014 All-Time NYJStat No. Rank No. Rank Best Since (No.)Points 24.2 11th 17.7 28th 2008 (25.3)Total Off. 370.3 10th 326.6 22nd New RecordPass Off. 253.6 13th 184.1 32nd New RecordRush Off. 116.8 10th 142.5 3rd -3rd Down 40.6% 12th 38.9% 20th 2008 (41.1%)Red Zone 66.0% 3rd 36.2% 32nd -

DEFENSIVE IMPROVEMENTDespite installing a new defense for the first time since 2009, Defensive Coordinator Kacy Rodgers and the Jets saw improvement in their rankings across the board last season, including setting a new franchise best with just 83.4 yards per game rushing allowed. 2015 2014 All-Time NYJStat No. Rank No. Rank Best Since (No.)Points 19.6 9th 25.1 24th 2010 (19.0)Total Def. 318.6 4th 327.2 6th 2011 (312.1)Pass Def. 235.2 13th 234.1 14th -Rush Def. 83.4 2nd 93.1 5th New Record3rd Down 33.2% 3rd 45.2% 30th 2011 (32.7%)Red Zone 35.0% 1st 59.2% 25th -

RUSHING DEFENSEWith just 83.4 yards per game rushing allowed in 2015, the Jets defense established a new franchise record surpassing the previous mark of 85.4 yards per game allowed during their Super Bowl-winning 1968 season. The 2015 campaign also marked the third-consecutive season in which the team’s rushing defense placed in the league’s top five.Season Rank Yards/Gm Yards/Att.2013 3rd 88.3 3.352014 5th 93.1 3.792015 2nd 83.4 3.58Additonally, the team’s rushing defense also established a franchise low four rushing touchdowns allowed, besting the previous low of five set in the 1982 season when the season was limited to just nine games. Against running backs in 2015, the Jets defense limited ball carriers to just 3.35 yards per carry, holding a team’s leading back to under 65 yards in 12 of 16 weeks. Eight times in 2015, a team’s leading running back failed to average 3.00 yards per carry against the Jets.

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ROBBY ANDERSONWith 13 catches for 264 yards (20.3 average) and three touchdowns, rookie undrafted free agent WR Robby Anderson led all players in receiving yards during the presea-son, while his three receiving touchdowns (two of which were over 40 yards) tied with WAS receiver Rashad Ross for the most.Preseason Receiving Yard Leaders among Wide Receivers (Since 2011)Player Team Year Rec. Yds. Avg. TDsRashad Ross WAS 2015 25 266 10.6 4Robby Anderson NYJ 2016 13 264 20.3 3Julio Jones ATL 2012 13 240 18.5 1Allen Hurns JAX 2014 14 232 16.6 1Antonio Brown PIT 2011 9 230 25.6 3

ERIC DECKERIn his second season with the Jets, WR Eric Decker improved all of his 2014 receiving totals, catching 80 passes for 1,027 yards and 12 touchdowns in 2015. Decker has posted 17 receiving touchdowns in his first two seasons as a Jet, the second most of any player, and the most since WR Art Powell posted 19 during the first two seasons of the franchise (1960-61). Additionally, Decker’s 41 receiving touchdowns since 2012 are tied for the third most in the league, trailing only teammate Brandon Marshall (45) and DAL WR Dez Bryant (44). In the red zone last season, Decker caught 10 of his 12 touchdowns, tied for the third most in the league, while his 31 touchdowns in the red zone since 2012 are second only to Marshall (32).

RYAN FITZPATRICKAcquired in the 2015 offseason for a conditional seventh-round draft pick, QB Ryan Fitzpatrick, who despite serving as the team’s backup quarterback until the third preseason game, produced his first 10-win season while setting a franchise record for most passing touchdowns (31) in his first season with the Jets. Those 31 touch-downs surpassed Vinny Testaverde’s mark of 29 set in 1998, while his 3,905 yards passing trailed only Joe Namath’s 4,007 in 1967. Fitzpatrick was also sacked just 19 times (fifth fewest) in 2015, or on just 3.3% of his dropbacks, the best percentage in the NFL. His 19 sacks taken were the fewest by a Jets 16-game starter since Vinny Testaverde (18) in 2001 and his 3.3% sacks/attempts percentage is the lowest since Testaverde (2.2%) in 2000.Fitzpatrick received recognition with two team awards, the Kyle Clifton “Good Guy” Award given by Jets staff to acknowledge his exceptionally consistent willingness, cooperation and professionalism in daily interaction with the various departments in the organization, and the Ed Block Award, voted on by his teammates, recognizing perseverance and dedication in recovering from a broken leg suffered in Week 15 of 2014 while playing with HST.

MATT FORTÉA two-time Pro Bowler, RB Matt Forté enters his ninth season in the NFL and first with the Jets after spending the last eight years with CHI (2008-15). In 2015, Forté appeared in 13 games and recorded 898 rushing yards and 389 receiving yards. The former second-round pick has rushed for the third-most yards (3,275) over the last three seasons and has totaled the fourth-most yards since entering the NFL in 2008. Over the course of his career, Forté has compiled 8,602 rushing yards and 4,116 re-ceiving yards. He is the 12th player in NFL history to reach 8,000 rushing and 4,000 receiving yards and the second fastest to reach both marks (117 games) behind only RB Marshall Faulk (107 games). The versatile playmaker is tied for second all-time among NFL running backs in 50-plus reception, 400-plus receiving yard seasons (six).

DAVID HARRISAfter finishing his ninth season with the Jets, originally joining the team as a sec-ond-round selection in 2007, LB David Harris was voted by his teammates as the Dennis Byrd Most Inspirational Player, the second time he earned that honor. Harris, who was re-signed after the 2015 season, led the team in tackles (128) for the sev-enth-consecutive season and eighth time in his career, and sits third on the team’s all-time tackles list (1,147), trailing LB Mo Lewis (1,231) by 84 tackles. In 2015, he also recorded 4.5 sacks, the fifth time in his career he has registered at least 4.0 and also matched his single-season best with two forced fumbles.

BRANDON MARSHALLAcquired in the offseason for a fifth-round pick, WR Brandon Marshall was selected to his sixth Pro Bowl after posting record-setting numbers in his first season with the Jets, while also earning recognition from his teammates as the Curtis Martin Team MVP. Marshall finished the 2015 season with 109 receptions (fourth in the league), 1,502 yards (fourth) and 14 receiving touchdowns (tied for first). He bested the Jets franchise marks for receptions (93, Al Toon, 1988), receiving yards (1,434, Don May-nard, 1967) and tied the club record for most receiving touchdowns in a season (Art Powell, 1960 and Don Maynard, 1965). Marshall also became the first player in NFL history with six 100-reception seasons in his career and the first player to log a 1,000-yard receiving season for four different teams.

DARRELLE REVISCB Darrelle Revis returned to the club last offseason as an unrestricted free agent after two seasons. In his return, the former Jets 2007 first-round selection earned his seventh Pro Bowl selection as he led the team in takeaways with nine (five in-terceptions and four fumble recoveries). Those nine takeaways were the most in the league by any cornerback this season. His four fumble recoveries tied OAK S Charles Woodson for the league lead and were the most by a Jet since LB Calvin Pace also registered four in 2008.

MUHAMMAD WILKERSONSelected to his first Pro Bowl, DL Muhammad Wilkerson put forth a career effort in 2015, leading the team with 12.0 sacks, the second time in the last three seasons he has done so. Wilkerson tied for the sixth-most sacks in the league, the second-most sacks among 3-4 defensive linemen and the most by a Jet since DE Shaun Ellis reg-istered 12.5 in 2003.

WIDE RECEIVER DUOAmong wide receivers with at least 20 third down catches in 2015, WRs Eric Decker (81.5%) and Brandon Marshall (85.7%) both ranked in the top 10 in producing first downs on their receptions, while the duo also ranked in the top six in producing first downs on their third down targets. Among NFL and New York Jets wide receiver duos, the pair ranked either first or second in receptions, receiving yards and receiving touchdowns last season.

Decker & Marshall among Wide Receiver Duos (2015 and All-Time NYJ)Stat No. 2015 NFL Rank All-Time NYJ RankReceptions 189 1st 1stReceiving Yards 2,529 2nd 2ndReceiving Touchdowns 26 1st 1st

Top NFL Receiving Duos (2015)NFL WR Pair Team Rec. (Rnk) Yards (Rnk) TDs (Rnk)A. Brown/M. Bryant PIT 186 (2nd) 2,599 (1st) 16 (t-5th)E. Decker/B. Marshall NYJ 189 (1st) 2,529 (2nd) 26 (1st)E. Sanders/D. Thomas DEN 181 (3rd) 2,439 (3rd) 12 (t-14th)A. Hurns/A. Robinson JAX 144 (13th) 2,431 (4th) 24 (2nd)J. Jones/R. White ATL 179 (4th) 2,377 (5th) 9 (20th)O. Beckham/R. Randle NYG 153 (t-9th) 2,247 (6th) 21 (3rd)

Top New York Jets Receiving Duos (All-Time)Jets WR Pair Year Rec. Rec. Yards Rec. TDsD. Maynard/G. Sauer 1967 146 (5th) 2,623 (1st) 16 (t-6th)E. Decker/B. Marshall 2015 189 (1st) 2,529 (2nd) 26 (1st)D. Maynard/G. Sauer 1968 123 (t-17th) 2,438 (3rd) 13 (t-13th)D. Maynard/A. Powell 1960 141 (t-7th) 2,432 (4th) 20 (t-2nd)W. Chrebet/K. Johnson 1998 158 (3rd) 2,214 (5th) 18 (4th)A. Toon/W. Walker 1986 134 (12th) 2,192 (6th) 20 (t-2nd)D. Maynard/A. Powell 1962 120 (t-15th) 2,171 (7th) 16 (t-6th)L. Coles/J. Cotchery 2006 173 (2nd) 2,059 (8th) 12 (t-16th)Additionally, the Decker/Marshall combo each scored a touchdown in the same game nine times in 2015, besting the NFL mark of seven set in 1998 by MIN WRs Cris Car-ter and Randy Moss, and helping the Jets to a 7-2 record when they both found the endzone.

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TODD BOWLES HEAD COACH

Todd Bowles was named the 18th head coach of the New York Jets on January, 14, 2015 and is entering his second season at the helm after posting a 10-6 record in his first season, a six-win improvement from the previous season.

MAJOR KEYSFor Bowles, the keys to having a successful team come from exe-cution in four key areas: running the ball, third down, red zone and turnovers. In 2015, the Jets ranked in the top-third of the NFL in three of the four offensive categories, and in the top three in all four defensive categories, improving the team’s rank in seven of the eight.

OffenseStat Rank No. 2014 Rank No. Red Zone 3rd 66.0% 32nd 36.2%Third Down 12th 40.6% 20th 38.9%Giveaways t-17th 24 19th 24Rushing Offense 10th 116.8 3rd 142.5

DefenseStat Rank No. 2014 Rank No. Red Zone 1st 35.0% 25th 59.2%Third Down 3rd 33.2% 30th 45.2%Takeaways t-3rd 30 32nd 13Rushing 2nd 83.4 5th 93.1

PRO BOWL(ES)Over Bowles’ time in Arizona and New York, eight different players at six different positions have been awarded Pro Bowl honors under his instruction:Player Year Player YearLB John Abraham 2013 DE Calais Campbell 2014RB Chris Ivory 2015 C Nick Mangold 2015WR Brandon Marshall 2015 CB Patrick Peterson 2013, 14CB Darrelle Revis 2015 DL Muhammad Wilkerson 2015

FIRST-YEAR SUCCESSDespite installing new systems on both offense and defense, both units finished in the top 10 league wide, one of five teams to do so, while their +52 yards per game differential ranked fourth in the league. On the offensive side of the ball, the Jets set new franchise marks for total offense (5,925) and passing offense (4,057). The Jets defense saw improvement in their rankings across the board, includ-ing setting a new franchise best with just 83.4 yards per game rush-ing allowed and intercepting 18 passes, tripling their 2014 total, and recovered 12 fumbles. Those 30 takeaways led to 91 points, the most scored by the Jets since they registered 101 in 2009.

NFL COACHING CAREER

Secondary / Interim Defensive Coordinator2012

Interim Head Coach2011

Assistant Head Coach / Secondary2008-11

Defensive Backs2005-07

Secondary2004

Defensive Nickel Package2001-03

Defensive Backs2000

College Scouting Assistant1995-96

Defensive Coordinator2013-14

Head Coach2015-

Rank Team. Interceptions Forced Fumbles Takeaways1 Carolina Panthers 58 52 952 Arizona Cardinals 57 40 883t BOWLES 55 29 853t Cincinnati Bengals 61 27 853t Philadelphia Eagles 46 54 856t Seattle Seahawks 55 49 846t Buffalo Bills 59 33 848 New York Giants 49 46 819 St. Louis Rams 40 55 8010 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 46 46 79

It’s no secret that Coach Bowles reserves a special place in his heart for the defensive side of football. Bowles saw his defenses rise to the top of the charts under his control and tutelage. Over the past three years, heading up the Arizona Cardinals defense as a defensive coordinator and keeping a watchful eye on the Jets defense as head coach, Bowles’ name still resides in the upper echelon of the defensive statistics.

The chart reflects the stats of Todd Bowles’ defenses as a defensive coordinator with the Arizona Cardinals (2013-2014) and as head coach of the Jets (2015).

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MIKE CALDWELLASSISTANT HEAD COACH / INSIDE LINEBACKERS

• Mike Caldwell returns for his second season as the team’s assistant head coach/linebackers coach. In his first season, Caldwell was part of a defense that set a franchise record with just 83.4 rushing yards per game allowed as two of his linebackers, DAVID HARRIS and Demario Davis, finished first and second on the team in total tackles with 128 and 118, respectively.

• Prior to joining the Jets, Caldwell oversaw a Cardinals linebacker group that contributed to a defense led by Todd Bowles that ranked fifth in points allowed per game in 2015 (18.7) despite the key losses of inside linebackers Karlos Dansby (free agency) and Daryl Washington (injury).

BRANT BOYERSPECIAL TEAMS COORDINATOR

• Brant Boyer was named the special teams coordinator for Head Coach Todd Bowles’ staff on February 2, 2016, after serving as an assistant special teams coach with the Colts for the last four seasons. Boyer reunites with Bowles, who served as the defensive nickel package coach with the Browns.

• During his tenure in Indianapolis (2012-15), Boyer aided a Colts special teams unit that ranked in the top 10 league-wide during that span in net punting aver-age (third), kickoff return average (fourth), kickoff touchbacks (fourth) and field goal percentage (seventh), despite using three different players as primary punt returners and four different kick returners in his four seasons.

• In 2014, both punter Pat McAfee and kicker Adam Vinatieri received Associat-ed Press First-Team NFL All-Pro and Pro Bowl honors under Boyer as McAfee converted a career-high three onside kicks and set single-season franchise re-cords for punts pinned inside the 20-yard line (30), net punting average (42.8) and kickoff touchbacks (70), while Vinatieri made 30-of-31 field goals, including 35 consecutive attempts, the fourth-longest streak in NFL history.

• In 2013, Boyer coached Matt Overton to his first career Pro Bowl selection, one year after discovering the long snapper at a specialists combine in Arizona and bringing him to Indianapolis for a workout prior to his signing in April of 2012.

CHAN GAILEYOFFENSIVE COORDINATOR

• Chan Gailey returns for his second season as the Jets offensive coordinator af-ter a record-setting 2015 campaign saw the franchise set new marks for total of-fense (5,925), passing offense (4,057) and pass completions (362), while wide re-ceiver BRANDON MARSHALL and quarterback RYAN FITZPATRICK established individual all-time team bests. Under Gailey’s direction, the Jets improved their league ranks from a bottom-third offense in 2014 to a top-third offense in 2015.

• Gailey, who is entering his 39th year of coaching, has spent 13 of his previous 19 NFL seasons as either a head coach or offensive coordinator and boasts a resume that includes four Super Bowl appearances, including three with the Broncos (XXI, XXII, XXIV) and one with the Pittsburgh Steelers (XXX).

KACY RODGERSDEFENSIVE COORDINATOR

• Kacy Rodgers returns for his second season as the Jets defensive coordinator after enjoying a wildly successful 2015 campaign in which the defense saw im-provements in all areas, including allowing a franchise-low 83.4 rushing yards per game. Under Rodgers’ direction, the Jets finished with the top-ranked red zone defense and improved to third in the league in third-down conversions (33.2 percent).

• Against running backs in 2015, Rodgers led a defense that limited ball carriers to just 3.35 yards per carry, while holding a team’s leading running back to un-der 65 yards in 12-of-16 weeks. In addition, the team’s rushing defense allowed a franchise-low four rushing touchdowns, besting the previous low of five set in 1982. Against the pass, Rodgers was equally impressive, holding opposing quarterbacks to the lowest completion percentage in the NFL (57.1 percent) and the sixth-lowest passer rating (79.0). The secondary also accounted for all 18 of the team’s interceptions after the defensive unit registered an NFL-low 13 take-aways in 2014. In Rodgers’ first year, that total increased to 30, which tied for the third-most in the league and the most since the team recorded 31 in 2011.

• As a whole, the Jets defense under Rodgers ranked in the top 10 in five major defensive categories, including points (No. 9), total defense (No. 4), rushing de-fense (No. 2), third downs (No. 3) and red zone (No. 1).

TIM ATKINSDEFENSIVE QUALITY CONTROL

• Tim Atkins was named a quality control – defense coach on Head Coach Todd Bowles’ staff on February 9, 2016, taking the place of John Scott, Jr., who was promoted to assistant defensive line coach this offseason.

• Prior to joining the Jets, Atkins worked in football administration with the Bills for two seasons (2011-12). Before joining Buffalo, he spent time in a variety of roles, including defensive quality control for the UFL, graduate assistant at FAU, defensive assistant for the Dolphins, wide receivers coach (2005) and safeties coach (2004) at Whittier College before breaking in as an assistant defensive backs coach with Hamilton (AZ) High School.

ROBBY BROWNOFFENSIVE QUALITY CONTROL

• Robby Brown returns for his second NFL season and second with the Jets as the team’s quality control – offense coach. In his first NFL season, Brown reunited with Offensive Coordinator Chan Gailey, who he played for in his two seasons at Georgia Tech as the team set new franchise marks for total offense (5,925), passing offense (4,057) and pass completions (362).

• Prior to joining the Jets, Brown coached in the collegiate ranks for 10 seasons, working at South Alabama, Northwestern State, Valdosta State, Henderson State, Southwest Baptist and Troy.

• As offensive coordinator for Valdosta State in 2012, Brown helped the team cap-ture the NCAA Division II National Championship, while averaging 469 yards and scoring 40 points per game.

ASSISTANT COACH CAPSULES

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MARK COLLINSOUTSIDE LINEBACKERS

• Mark Collins returns for his second season as the Jets outside linebackers coach after a first season that saw four different outside linebackers register sacks, led by rookie third-round selection LORENZO MAULDIN (4.0). MAULDIN registered all of his sacks after Week 8, finishing with the most by a Jets rookie since 2012. Additionally, veteran Calvin Pace added 3.0 sacks, his eighth-consec-utive season logging at least 3.0 for the Jets.

• Prior to working with the outside linebackers in his final season (2014) with the Falcons, Collins served as a defensive assistant and worked with the defensive line for four seasons (2010-13). In his time with Atlanta, the defense produced 140 takeaways, the seventh most in the league for a team that notched at least 46 wins and ninth overall. During his time coaching the defensive line, the run defense recorded a tackle for loss once every 10.2 rushing attempts, the eighth best ratio in the league.

• Before to his arrival in the NFL, Collins was an assistant coach at the collegiate level for 11 seasons, with stops at Louisiana-Monroe, Georgia, Georgia South-ern, Elon and Michigan after getting his start in coaching at his alma mater, East Tennessee State. His one year at Georgia produced a No. 2 ranking in the final Associated Press poll, while his two seasons at Michigan saw back-to-back Rose Bowl appearances.

JOE DANNADEFENSIVE BACKS

• Joe Danna returns for his second season as the Jets defensive backs coach after he oversaw a secondary that tripled its interception total from the previous sea-son. The defensive backs produced all 18 of the team’s interceptions last season (fifth most in the NFL), tripling their 2014 total of six (ranking tied for 30th). Additionally, the secondary held opposing quarterbacks to the lowest completion percentage in the league (ranked 21st in 2014) and the sixth lowest quarterback ranking (ranked 30th in 2014).

• Under his direction, cornerback DARRELLE REVIS, who returned to the club in 2015, registered nine takeaways (five interceptions and four fumble recoveries), the most of any cornerback in the league and his most interceptions since 2009. Second-year former undrafted cornerback MARCUS WILLIAMS led the team in interceptions, picking off six passes despite playing in less than 27 percent of the defensive snaps, while 2014 first-round pick safety CALVIN PRYOR registered careerhighs in tackles (71) and passes defensed (six). He recorded his first three takeaways of his career (two interceptions andone forced fumble) in his first season under Danna.

DAVID DIAZ-INFANTEASSISTANT OFFENSIVE LINE

• David Diaz-Infante was named offensive line assistant for Head Coach Todd Bowles’ staff on February 9, 2016, returning to the Jets after spending the pre-vious season with the club as a training camp intern. Prior to his time with the Jets, Diaz-Infante served as an offensive assistant with the Arizona Cardinals for two seasons (2013-14), working on the same coaching staff as Bowles, who was the defensive coordinator at the time.

• Before he began his coaching career, Diaz-Infante enjoyed a seven-year career in the NFL in which he played both guard and center with the Chargers, Bron-cos and Eagles. During his career, he played in 69 games (nine starts), earning Super Bowl rings with the Broncos in 1998 and 1999. He entered the league in 1987 with the Chargers as an undrafted free agent and played in three games as a rookie. The first of his two stints with the Broncos came in 1995-98 before playing with the Eagles in 1999 and finishing his career with Denver in 2001. He also played in the World League of American Football (WLAF) with the Frankfurt Galaxy (1991-92), the Sacramento Gold Miners in the Canadian Football League (1993-94) and the Las Vegas Outlaws in the XFL (2001).

KARL DORRELLWIDE RECEIVERS

• Karl Dorrell returns for his second season as the Jets wide receivers coach, marking his 27th season coaching at the collegiate and professional levels. In his first season with the Jets, Dorrell oversaw a record-setting receiving group led by BRANDON MARSHALL, whom he helped earn Pro Bowl recognition after posting franchise marks with 109 receptions (fourth in the league), 1,502 yards (fourth) and 14 receiving touchdowns (tied for first).

• Additionally, ERIC DECKER saw an increase in his production, surpassing all of his 2014 season numbers in his second campaign with the Jets as the receiver logged 80 receptions for 1,027 yards and 12 touchdowns. The combo of Decker and Marshall combined for the most receptions and receiving touchdowns of any wide receiver duo in Jets history while finishing second in team annals in total receiving yards. The pair also logged touchdowns in the same game nine times, besting the NFL record established in 1998.

• Before rejoining the NFL coaching ranks in 2015 with the Jets, Dorrell spent 2014 as the offensive coordinator quarterbacks coach at Vanderbilt.

JEFF HAMMERSCHMIDTASSISTANT SPECIAL TEAMS

• Jeff Hammerschmidt was named an assistant special teams coach for Head Coach Todd Bowles’ staff on February 5, 2016, his first position in the NFL after spending 24 seasons coaching in the collegiate ranks.

• Prior to joining the Jets, Hammerschmidt served as a special teams coordinator for his alma mater Arizona (2008-11) before working in the same capacity at Colorado State (2012-15). In his time with the Rams, both the punter and kicker received honorable mention all-conference honors.

• Throughout his career, Hammerschmidt has coached every level of the defense (secondary, linebackers and defensive line) while also serving as a defensive coordinator for Southern Utah (1996-97), Saint Mary’s (2000-02) and Montana (2003-04). He began his coaching career in 1992 as a graduate assistant at Ari-zona and has since worked with a handful of current and former NFL players, in-cluding Kris Dielman, Adewale Ogunleye, Antwaan Randle El and Brooks Reed.

JIMMIE JOHNSONTIGHT ENDS

• Jimmie Johnson returns for his second season as the Jets tight ends coach after returning last season to the NFL following a one-year absence. In his first season with the Jets, Johnson battled key injuries at his position, losing both JACE AMARO and ZACH SUDFELD before the start of the season. Under John-son, the tight ends helped block for a rushing attack that ranked 10th in the league, helping Chris Ivory earn Pro Bowl honors after gaining an AFC-leading 1,070 yards rushing, the first 1,000-yard season of his career, and also set career bests in rushing touchdowns (seven), total touchdowns (eight), receptions (30) and receiving yards (217).

• Prior to joining the Jets, Johnson spent eight seasons as the Vikings tight ends coach, utilizing a variety of different players in his time there. Four different tight ends led the group in receptions, including Jermaine Wiggins (2006), Visanthe Shiancoe (2007-11), Kyle Rudolph (2012) and John Carlson (2013). Under John-son, Shiancoe posted 208 catches for 2,424 yards and 24 touchdowns in five seasons, despite amassing just 35 catches for 253 yards and three touchdowns in the four seasons prior to joining Minnesota. In his final two seasons with Johnson, Rudolph, a former second-round selection, posted 12 touchdowns. Al-though he missed eight games in those two seasons, Rudolph’s 12 touchdowns tied for the fifth-most among tight ends in the NFL. In their time under Johnson, Vikings tight ends also excelled in the red zone, producing 36 touchdowns on just 75 targets, or almost half a touchdown per target, the best in the league.



PEPPER JOHNSONDEFENSIVE LINE

• Pepper Johnson returns for his second season as the Jets defensive line coach after his first year saw the defensive line establish a new franchise mark with just 83.4 rushing yards allowed per game. Additionally, the team’s rushing de-fense allowed a franchise low four rushing touchdowns, besting the previous low of five set in the 1982 season when the year was shortened to just nine games. Against running backs in 2015, the Jets defense limited ball carriers to just 3.35 yards per carry, holding a team’s leading back to under 65 yards in 12-of-16 weeks. Eight times in 2015, an opponent’s leading running back failed to average 3.00 yards per carry against the Jets.

• Under Johnson, MUHAMMAD WILKERSON earned the first Pro Bowl recogni-tion of his career as the fifth-year pro recorded a career-high 12.5 sacks, while Damon Harrison posted a defensive line-leading and career best 92 tackles. Additionally, 2015 first-round selection LEONARD WILLIAMS was named to the All-Rookie Team by the Pro Football Writers of America

• Under his direction, 11 different defensive linemen have registered at least 5.0 sacks, including both WILKERSON (12.5) and SHELDON RICHARDSON (5.0) in his first season with the Jets.

STEVE MARSHALLOFFENSIVE LINE

• Steve Marshall returns for his second season as the Jets offensive line coach, his 36th season coaching football and ninth in the NFL. In his first season with the Jets, the offensive line helped RYAN FITZPATRICK set a franchise record for most passing touchdowns (31), while his 3,905 yards passing were the second most in the franchise’s history, trailing only Joe Namath’s 4,007 in 1967.

• Including his first season with the Jets, Marshall’s offensive lines have ranked in the top 10 in the league in sacks allowed in each of his last four seasons. In 2015, FITZPATRICK was sacked just 19 times (fifth fewest), or on just 3.3% of his dropbacks, the best percentage in the NFL. In total, the Jets offensive line allowed the second-fewest sacks in the league (22) and the fewest since the franchise allowed 19 in 2001.

• Additionally, behind Marshall’s line, Chris Ivory earned Pro Bowl honors after gaining an AFC-leading 1,070 yards rushing, the first 1,000-yard season of his career and also set career bests in rushing touchdowns (seven), total touch-downs (eight), receptions (30) and receiving yards (217).

DAYLON McCUTCHEONASSISTANT CORNERBACKS

• Daylon McCutcheon returns for his second season as the Jets assistant defen-sive backs coach after making his NFL coaching debut in 2015. In his first full season with the Jets, he assisted Defensive Backs Coach Joe Danna on a sec-ondary that tripled its interception total from the previous season. The defensive backs produced all 18 of the team’s interceptions last season (fifth most in the NFL), increasing their 2014 total of six (ranking tied for 30th). Additionally, the secondary held opposing quarterbacks to the lowest completion percentage in the league (57.1 percent) and the sixth lowest quarterback ranking (79.0).

• McCutcheon returned to the Jets after spending the 2013 training camp as a mi-nority coaching intern, working with the defense. Prior to returning to the Jets, he assisted the Cardinals in the same capacity during the 2014 training camp, working with Todd Bowles, Mike Caldwell and the Arizona defense.

KEVIN PATULLOQUARTERBACKS

• Kevin Patullo returns for his second season as the Jets quarterbacks coach after reuniting with Offensive Coordinator Chan Gailey last season and helping RYAN FITZPATRICK post a franchise-record 31 touchdown passes for an offense that established a new franchise mark for total yards (5,896) – including 400-plus yard performances in four of the final six games – and net passing yards (4,057), while ranking 11th in points per game (24.2), the most by a Jets team since 2008.

JOHN SCOTT, JR.ASSISTANT DEFENSIVE LINE

• John Scott, Jr. returns for his second season with the Jets and first as assistant defensive line coach after he spent the 2015 season as the team’s quality control – defense coach.

• Prior to joining the NFL, Scott served as a college coach for 12 seasons, work-ing mostly as a defensive line or outside linebackers coach. He spent time at Louisiana-Lafayette (2003-04), Norfolk State (2005), Western Carolina (2006-08), Missouri State (2009), Georgia Southern (2010-12) and Texas Tech (2013-14).

MARCEL SHIPPRUNNING BACKS

• Marcel Shipp returns for his second season guiding the Jets running backs after returning to the NFL in 2015 at the conclusion of a seven-year playing career that ended in 2007.

• In his first year with the Jets, Shipp coached running back Chris Ivory to the first 1,000-yard rushing season of his career as the back led the AFC with 1,070 yards on the ground while also registering career high with eight touchdowns, 30 re-ceptions and 217 receiving yards. Additionally, running back BILAL POWELL also enjoyed a career season, establishing single-season bests with 47 receptions for 388 yards and two receiving touchdowns, including averaging 49.8 yards receiv-ing per game from Weeks 11-16, the best in the league over that span.


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DRAFT SELECTIONS (20)Year Player Round2006 Nick Mangold 1b 2007 David Harris 22011 Muhammed Wilkerson 1 Bilal Powell 42013 Geno Smith 2 Brian Winters 32014 Calvin Pryor 1 Dakota Dozier 4c Quincy Enunwa 6b2015 Leonard Williams 1 Lorenzo Mauldin 3 Bryce Petty 4 Deon Simon 72016 Darron Lee 1 Christain Hackenberg 2 Jordan Jenkins 3 Juston Burris 4 Brandon Shell 5 Lachlan Edwards 7a Charone Peake 7b

UNDRAFTED FREE AGENTS (5)Year Player2013 Rontez Miles2014 Brent Qvale2016 Robby Anderson Jalin Marshall Lawrence Thomas

TRADE/WAIVER CLAIMS (8)

Year Player Previous Team2013 Ben Ijalana (W-IND)2014 Wesley Johnson (W-PIT)2015 Brandon Marshall (T-CHI) Ryan Fitzpatrick (T-HST)2016 Braedon Bowman (W-JAX) Ryan Clady (T-DEN) Troymaine Pope (W-SEA) Darryl Roberts (W-NE)

FREE AGENTS (19)Year Player How Acquired2010 Nick Folk (FA) Tanner Purdum (Reserve/Future)2014 Eric Decker (UFA-DEN) Marcus Williams (FA)2015 Brandon Bostick (FA) Mike Catapano (FA) James Carpenter (UFA-SEA) Kellen Davis (UFA-DET) Marcus Gilchrist (UFA-SD) Erin Henderson (FA) Julian Howsare (FA) Josh Martin (FA) Darrelle Revis (UFA-NE) Buster Skrine (UFA-CLV) Julian Stanford (FA)2016 Bruce Carter (FA) Matt Forté (UFA-CHI) Jarvis Jenkins (UFA-CHI) Steve McLendon (UFA-PIT)

RESERVE/PUP (2)Player How Acquired YearDevin Smith Drafted (2nd) 2015Breno Giacomini Free Agent 2014

INJURED RESERVE (6)Player How Acquired YearJulien Obioha Undrafted Free Agent 2016Jake Ceresna Undrafted Free Agent 2016Dee Milliner Drafted (1st) 2013Romar Morris Undrafted Free Agent 2016Trevor Reilly Drafted (7th) 2014Matthew Tucker Free Agent 2016

RESERVE/SUSPENDED BY COMMISSIONER (1)Player How Acquired YearSheldon Richardson Drafted (1st) 2013

BUILDING THE JETS


ROSTER COMPARISONHere’s how the Jets Opening Regular Season Roster compares to the 2015 Jets Opening Regular Season Roster: 2016 2015Rookies and first-year players 14 9Players with three-years-or-less of NFL Experience 27 20Players ages 30-or-older 12 12Players drafted by the Jets 21 23Average age of roster 26.2 26.6Average years of NFL experience of roster 4.4 5.7

ROSTER NOTABLESNo. of First-Round Draft Picks (Drafted By): 8 (6 NYJ)James Carpenter (SEA), Ryan Clady (DEN), Darron Lee (NYJ), Nick Mangold (NYJ), Calvin Pryor (NYJ), Darrelle Revis (NYJ), Muhammad Wilkerson (NYJ), Leonard Williams (NYJ)No. of Second-Round Draft Picks (Drafted By): 8 (3 NYJ)Bruce Carter (DAL), Matt Forté (CHI), Marcus Gilchrist (SD), Christian Hackenberg (NYJ), David Harris (NYJ), Ben Ijalana (IND), Jarvis Jen-kins (WAS), Geno Smith (NYJ)No. of Third-Round Draft Picks (Drafted By): 4 (3 NYJ) Eric Decker (DEN), Jordan Jenkins (NYJ), Lorenzo Mauldin (NYJ), Brian Winters (NYJ)No. of Fourth-Seventh-Round Draft Picks (Drafted By): 17 (9 NYJ)Juston Burris (NYJ), Mike Catapano (KC), Kellen Davis (CHI), Dakota Dozier (NYJ), Lachlan Edwards (NYJ), Quincy Enunwa (NYJ), Ryan Fitz-patrick (SL), Nick Folk (DAL), Breno Giacomini (GB), Wesley Johnson (PIT), Brandon Marshall (DEN), Charone Peake (NYJ), Bryce Petty (NYJ), Bilal Powell (NYJ), Brandon Shell (NYJ), Deon Simon (NYJ), Buster Skrine (CLV)No. of Undrafted Players (Original Team): 15 (6 NYJ)Robby Anderson (NYJ), Brandon Bostick (GB), Braedon Bowman (JAX), Erin Henderson (MIN), Julian Howsare (NYJ), Jalin Marshall (NYJ), Josh Martin (KC), Steve McLendon (PIT), Rontez Miles (NYJ), Tanner Purdum (KC), Troymaine Pope (SEA), Brent Qvale (NYJ), Julian Stanford (JAX), Lawrence Thomas (NYJ), Marcus Williams (HST)

ROSTER SUPERLATIVESLongest Tenured Jet ....................................................... 11 .......................................Nick MangoldYoungest Player .............................................................. 21 .......................................Jalin MarshallOldest Player ................................................................... 33 .......................................Ryan FitzpatrickMost Experience ............................................................. 12 .......................................Ryan FitzpatrickTallest Player ................................................................ 6-7 .......................................Kellen Davis, Breno Giacomini, Brent QvaleShortest Player ............................................................. 5-9 .......................................Buster SkrineFurthest Away From Home (in miles) ...................... 10,333 .......................................Lachlan Edwards (Melbourne, Australia)

NOTABLE NUMBERSStates represented on roster.......................................... 21State with most players on roster ....................................7 .......................................FloridaSchool with most players on roster ..................................3 .......................................Louisville/Ohio StatePlayers from New York on the roster ...............................2 .......................................Mike Catapano, Brian ParkerPlayers from New Jersey on the roster............................2 .......................................Ben Ijalana, Muhammad WilkersonCoaches who played in the NFL .......................................9 .......................................Todd Bowles, Brant Boyer, Mike Caldwell, David Diaz-In-

fante, Karl Dorrell, Jimmie Johnson, Pepper Johnson, Daylon McCutcheon, Marcel Shipp

National Champions on the roster ...................................4 .......................................James Carpenter, Darron Lee, Nick Mangold, Jalin Mar-shall

ROSTER BREAKDOWN

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ALABAMASteve McLendon OzarkTroymaine Pope Anniston

ARIZONABraedon Bowman MesaRyan Fitzpatrick Gilbert

CALIFORNIARyan Clady Long BeachQuincy Enunwa Moreno ValleyNick Folk Hollywood

CONNECTICUTJulian Stanford Bloomfield

COLORADOJosh Martin Aurora

FLORIDARobby Anderson Fort LauderdaleBrandon Marshall Winter ParkBilal Powell LakelandCalvin Pryor Port St. JoeDarryl Roberts LakelandGeno Smith MiamiLeonard Williams Daytona Beach

GEORGIAJordan Jenkins HamiltonLorenzo Mauldin AtlantaBuster Skrine WoodstockJames Carpenter Augusta

LOUISIANAMatt Forté Lake CharlesDeon Simon Baton Rouge

MARYLANDErin Henderson Aberdeen

MICHIGANKellen Davis AdrianDavid Harris Grand RapidsLawrence Thomas Detroit

MINNESOTAEric Decker Cold SpringMarcus Williams Minneapolis

NEW JERSEYBen Ijalana North BrunswickMuhammad Wilkerson Linden

NEW YORKMike Catapano Bayville

NORTH CAROLINAJuston Burris RaleighBruce Carter HavelockMarcus Gilchrist High Point

NORTH DAKOTABrent Qvale Williston

OHIODarron Lee New AlbanyNick Mangold CentervilleJalin Marshall MiddletownBrian Winters Hudson

PENNSYLVANIAJulian Howsare AltoonaRontez Miles BraddockDarrelle Revis Aliquippa

SOUTH CAROLINABrandon Bostick FlorenceDakota Dozier West ColumbiaJarvis Jenkins ClemsonCharone Peake MooreBrandon Shell Goose Creek

TENNESSEEWesley Johnson Nashville

TEXASBryce Petty MidlothianTanner Purdum Waco

VIRGINIAChristian Hackenberg Palmyra

INTERNATIONALLachlan Edwards Hastings, Australia

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JANUARY 5 WR Joe Anderson Signed, Reserve/Future DL Deion Barnes Signed, Reserve/Future TE Brandon Bostick Signed, Reserve/Future G Jarvis Harrison Signed, Reserve/Future RB Julian Howsare Signed, Reserve/Future TE Wes Saxton Signed, Reserve/Future CB Kevin Short Signed, Reserve/Future DL Deon Simon Signed, Reserve/Future LB Julian Stanford Signed, Reserve/Future 6 Bobby April Informed he will not return Steve Hagen Informed he will not return Ron Heller Informed he will not return 7 CB Kendall James Signed, Reserve/Future 11 T Jesse Davis Signed, Reserve/Future TE Adrien Robinson Signed, Reserve/Future G Craig Watts Signed, Reserve/Future 12 DL Lawrence Okoye Signed, Reserve/Future 13 WR Chandler Worthy Signed, Reserve/Future OL Sean Hickey Signed, Reserve/Future 19 RB Dominique Williams Signed, Reserve/Future 28 WR Titus Davis Signed, Reserve/Future

FEBRUARY 2 Brent Boyer Named Special Teams Coordinator 3 RB Dri Archer Signed, Reserve/Future 5 Jeff Hammerschmidt Named Assistant Special Teams Coach K Kyle Brindza Signed, Reserve/Future 9 Tim Atkins Named Quality Control-Defense David Diaz-Infante Named Assistant Offensive Line Coach John Scott Jr. Promoted to Assistant Defensive Line Coach 17 LB Freddie Bishop Signed, Free Agent 18 K Kyle Brindza Waived 22 CB Antonio Cromartie Released

MARCH 1 DL Muhammad Wilkerson Designated Franchise Player 9 TE Jeff Cumberland Released WR Jeremy Kerley Released 10 TE Zach Sudfeld Re-Signed, Free Agent 11 RB Khiry Robinson Signed, Free Agent RB Matt Forte Signed, Unrestricted Free Agent 15 TE Kellen Davis Re-Signed, Unrestricted Free Agent 16 RB Bilal Powell Re-Signed, Unrestricted Free Agent 21 DL Steve McLendon Signed, Unrestricted Free Agent 24 LB Erin Henderson Re-Signed, Unrestricted Free Agent 25 DB Darryl Morris Signed, Free Agent 30 DL Jarvis Jenkins Signed, Unrestricted Free Agent

APRIL 4 LB Bruce Carter Signed, Free Agent 8 WR Jeremy Ross Signed, Free Agent 11 T D’Brickashaw Ferguson Retired 14 T Ben Ijalana Re-Signed, Unrestricted Free Agent 18 WR Kenbrell Thompkins Re-Signed, Restricted Free Agent 20 T Luke Marquardt Signed, Free Agent 28 LB Darron Lee Selected in NFL Draft (1st) 29 QB Christian Hackenberg Selected in NFL Draft (2nd) LB Jordan Jenkins Selected in NFL Draft (3rd) 30 CB Juston Burris Selected in NFL Draft (4th) OT Brandon Shell Selected in NFL Draft (5th) P Lachlan Edwards Selected in NFL Draft (7th) WR Charone Peake Selected in NFL Draft (7th)

MAY 6 WR Joe Anderson Waived WR Robby Anderson Signed, Undrafted Free Agent DL Tarow Barney Signed, Undrafted Free Agent WR Quenton Bundrage Signed, Undrafted Free Agent C Kyle Friend Signed, Undrafted Free Agent P Tom Hackett Signed, Undrafted Free Agent WR Jalin Marshall Signed, Undrafted Free Agent K Ross Martin Signed, Undrafted Free Agent DE Helva Matungulu Signed, Undrafted Free Agent S Doug Middleton Signed, Undrafted Free Agent DL Julien Obioha Signed, Undrafted Free Agent DL Claude Pelon Signed, Undrafted Free Agent DL Lawrence Thomas Signed, Undrafted Free Agent TE Jason Vander Laan Signed, Undrafted Free Agent 9 OL Sean Hickey Waived TE Jerome Cunningham Claimed (NYG) TE Adrien Robinson Waived 24 RB Romar Morris Signed, Undrafted Free Agent TE Jerome Cunningham Waived

JUNE 1 DL Shelby Harris Signed, Free Agent DL Lawrence Okoye Waived 3 G Mike Liedtke Signed, Free Agent T Luke Marquardt Waived 18 WR Kyle Williams Signed, Free Agent 27 WR Quenton Bundrage Waived

JULY 15 DL Muhammad Wilkerson Signed, Contract Extension 27 RB Zac Stacy Waived RB Bernard Pierce Signed, Free Agent 28 QB Ryan Fitzpatrick Re-Signed, Free Agent P Tom Hackett Waived G James Carpenter Declared Physically Unable to Perform

PERSONNEL MOVES

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JULY (cont.) 28 T Breno Giacomini Declared Physically Unable to Perform CB Kendall James Declared Physically Unable to Perform RB Khiry Robinson Declared Physically Unable to Perform WR Devin Smith Declared Physically Unable to Perform DL Muhammad Wilkerson Declared Physically Unable to Perform

AUGUST 2 G James Carpenter Activated from PUP List 3 RB Terry Williams Signed, Free Agent DB Kendall James Waived 4 RB Matthew Tucker Signed, Free Agent RB Terry Williams Waived 6 WR Chris King Signed, Free Agent WR Titus Davis Left Squad 8 WR Anthony Kelly Signed, Free Agent DL Christo Bilukidi Signed, Free Agent DL Julien Obioha Waived WR Chris King Did Not Report 9 DL Muhammad Wilkerson Activated from PUP List 10 DL Julien Obioha Placed on IR 13 RB Lache Seastrunk Signed, Free Agent RB Matthew Tucker Waived 14 WR Anthony Kelly Waived DL Christo Bilukidi Left Squad RB Terry Williams Signed, Free Agent DL Jake Ceresna Signed, Free Agent 15 RB Matthew Tucker Placed on IR 16 RB Bernard Pierce Placed on IR RB Antone Smith Signed, Free Agent 20 RB Bernard Pierce Released from IR 28 LB Deion Barnes Waived T Jesse Davis Waived C Kyle Friend Waived DL Shelby Harris Waived G Jarvis Harrison Waived K Ross Martin Waived DL Helva Matungulu Waived RB Lache Seastrunk Waived WR Devin Smith Placed on Reserve/PUP TE Jason Vander Laan Waived WR Kyle Williams Released RB Terry Williams Waived 30 DL Jake Ceresna Waived RB Romar Morris Waived S Dion Bailey Waived 31 DL Jake Ceresna Placed on IR RB Romar Morris Placed on IR

SEPTEMBER 3 TE Jace Amaro Waived DL Tarow Barney Waived FB Tommy Bohanon Waived

LB Freddie Bishop Waived LB Taiwan Jones Waived CB Bryson Keeton Waived G Mike Liedtke Waived S Doug Middleton Waived CB Dee Milliner Waived CB Darryl Morris Waived DL Claude Pelon Waived LB Trevor Reilly Waived WR Jeremy Ross Released TE Wes Saxton Waived CB Kevin Short Waived RB Antone Smith Released TE Zach Sudfeld Waived WR Kenbrell Thompkins Waived G Craig Watts Waived WR Chandler Worthy Waived T Breno Giacomini Placed on Reserve/PUP 4 TE Braedon Bowman Claimed (JAX) TE Brian Parker Claimed (KC) RB Troymaine Pope Claimed (SEA) CB Darryl Roberts Claimed (NE) WR Myles White Signed, Practice Squad G Craig Watts Signed, Practice Squad DL Claude Pelon Signed, Practice Squad LB Freddie Bishop Signed, Practice Squad CB Bryson Keeton Signed, Practice Squad S Doug Middleton Signed, Practice Squad CB Dexter McDougle Waived S Ronald Martin Waived RB Dominique Williams Waived RB Khiry Robinson Waived CB Dee Milliner Placed on IR LB Trevor Reilly Placed on IR 6 S Ronald Martin Signed, Practice Squad CB Dexter McDougle Signed, Practice Squad RB Raheem Mostert Signed, Practice Squad RB Dominique Williams Signed, Practice Squad TE Brian Parker Waived

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Won 1, Lost 38/11/2016 W 17- 13 Jacksonville Jaguars8/19/2016 L 18- 22 at Washington Redskins8/27/2016 L 20- 21 New York Giants9/1/2016 L 6- 14 at Philadelphia Eagles New York Jets OpponentTotal First Downs 61 62Rushing 13 18Passing 43 41Penalty 5 33rd Down: Made/Att 14/60 16/563rd Down Pct. 23.3% 28.6%4th Down: Made/Att 0/3 1/44th Down Pct. 0.0% 25.0%Possession Avg. 28:02 31:58Total Net Yards 1148 1175Avg. Per Game 287.0 293.8Total Plays 256 256Avg. Per Play 4.5 4.6Net Yards Rushing 237 300Avg. Per Game 59.3 75.0Total Rushes 83 106Net Yards Passing 911 875Avg. Per Game 227.8 218.8Sacked/Yards Lost 9/52 7/45Gross Yards 963 920Attempts/Completions 164/82 143/90Completion Pct. 50.0% 62.9%Had Intercepted 4 5Punts/Average 31/46.5 32/44.7Net Punting Avg. 39.2 38.7Penalties/Yards 21/207 35/311Fumbles/Ball Lost 10/3 7/3Touchdowns 7 9Rushing 1 1Passing 6 5Returns 0 3Score By Periods Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 OT PtsTeam 6 23 13 19 0 61Opponents 10 24 14 22 0 70Scoring TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG 2Pt PtsR.Anderson 3 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18R.Martin 0 0 0 0 1/2 4/6 0 13C.Peake 1 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6E.Decker 1 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6B.Powell 1 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6Z.Sudfeld 1 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6N.Folk 0 0 0 0 4/4 0/0 0 4Team 7 1 6 0 5/6 4/6 0 61Opponents 9 1 5 3 8/8 2/2 1 702-Pt. Conversions: Team 0/ 1, Opponents: 1/1Sacks: L.Williams 2.0, J.Stanford 1.0, C.Pryor 1.0, T.Reilly 1.0, D.Harris 1.0, D.Lee 1.0 Team: 7.0, Opponents: 9.0 Rushing No. Yds Avg Long TDA.Smith 23 57 2.5 11 0B.Powell 11 54 4.9 11 1M.Forte 10 28 2.8 6 0R.Morris 11 27 2.5 8 0K.Robinson 13 25 1.9 7 0D.Williams 3 17 5.7 10 0C.Hackenberg 1 15 15.0 15 0T.Bohanon 5 10 2.0 4 0T.Williams 2 3 1.5 3 0J.Howsare 1 2 2.0 2 0G.Smith 1 0 0.0 0 0B.Petty 2 -1 -0.5 0 0Team 83 237 2.9 15 1Opponents 106 300 2.8 20 1

Receiving No. Yds Avg Long TDR.Anderson 13 264 20.3 50 3C.Peake 10 103 10.3 26 1J.Marshall 9 94 10.4 18 0Z.Sudfeld 7 74 10.6 19t 1J.Ross 6 89 14.8 20 0J.Amaro 5 35 7.0 10 0A.Smith 4 10 2.5 8 0B.Bostick 3 28 9.3 13 0W.Saxton 3 24 8.0 12 0K.Robinson 3 18 6.0 16 0B.Powell 3 16 5.3 7 0Q.Enunwa 2 69 34.5 43 0E.Decker 2 35 17.5 22t 1C.Worthy 2 29 14.5 17 0R.Morris 2 24 12.0 21 0J.Howsare 2 17 8.5 9 0M.Forte 2 9 4.5 9 0B.Marshall 2 8 4.0 5 0K.Davis 1 14 14.0 14 0T.Bohanon 1 3 3.0 3 0K.Thompkins 0 0 0 0 0D.Williams 0 0 0 0 0K.Williams 0 0 0 0 0Team 82 963 11.7 50 6Opponents 90 920 10.2 45 5Interceptions No. Yds Avg Long TDD.Revis 2 23 11.5 23 0D.Middleton 1 40 40.0 40 0J.Burris 1 11 11.0 11 0T.Jones 1 0 0.0 0 0Team 5 74 14.8 40 0Opponents 4 175 43.8 90t 2Punting No Yds Avg Net TB In Lg BL.Edwards 31 1,441 46.5 39.2 2 12 60 0Team 31 1,441 46.5 39.2 2 12 60 0Opponents 32 1,431 44.7 38.7 3 11 74 1Punt Returns Ret FC Yds Avg Long TDJ.Marshall 6 0 21 3.5 6 0J.Ross 4 2 48 12.0 28 0C.Worthy 3 0 50 16.7 52 0K.Williams 3 0 10 3.3 4 0R.Morris 1 0 4 4.0 4 0Team 17 2 133 7.8 52 0Opponents 17 5 187 11.0 71t 1Kickoff Returns No. Yds Avg Long TDJ.Marshall 2 116 58.0 84 0J.Ross 2 66 33.0 51 0Team 4 182 45.5 84 0Opponents 6 129 21.5 29 0Field Goals 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+R.Martin 0/ 0 2/ 2 0/ 1 1/ 1 1/ 2Team 0/ 0 2/ 2 0/ 1 1/ 1 1/ 2Opponents 0/ 0 1/ 1 1/ 1 0/ 0 0/ 0Fumbles/Lost: R.Fitzpatrick 1, K.Davis 1, Z.Sudfeld 1 Total: 3Opponent Fumble Recoveries: J.Martin 1, L.Mauldin 1, D.Middleton 1 Total: 3 ITALICS = No Longer with 2016 Team

Passing Att Cmp Yds Cmp% Yds/Att TD TD% Int Int% Long Sack Lost RatingB.Petty 56 32 481 57.1% 8.6 3 5.4% 1 1.8% 50 6/ 24 95.9R.Fitzpatrick 29 16 183 55.2% 6.3 1 a3.4% 0 0.0% 43 2/ 22 85.9C.Hackenberg 47 17 159 36.2% 3.4 1 2.1% 2 4.3% 27 1/ 6 35.7G.Smith 32 17 140 53.1% 4.4 1 3.1% 1 3.1% 18 0/ 0 62.0Team 164 82 963 50.0% 5.9 6 3.7% 4 2.4% 50 9/ 52 70.3Opponents 143 90 920 62.9% 6.4 5 3.5% 5 3.5% 45 7/ 45 78.4

PRESEASON OFFENSIVE STATS

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Player Totals Tackles Assists TFL Sacks Yards QH INT Yards PD FF FR YardsJulian Stanford 18 11 7 2 1 10 2 - - 1 - - -David Harris 15 10 5 3 1 2 1 - - - - - -Rontez Miles 15 11 4 1 - - - - - 1 - - -Taiwan Jones 14 10 4 - - - 1 1 0 4 - - -Doug Middleton 13 8 5 - - - - 1 40 1 - 1 0Deon Simon 10 4 6 3 - - - - - - - - -Ronald Martin 9 8 1 - - - - - - 1 1 - -Calvin Pryor 8 5 3 1 1 10 1 - - - - - -Darryl Morris 8 6 2 2 - - - - - 1 - - -Erin Henderon 8 3 5 - - - - - - - - - -Josh Martin 8 5 3 2 - - - - - 1 - 1 0Darron Lee 7 6 1 2 1 2 1 - - - - - -Lawrence Thomas 7 2 5 - - - - - - - - - -Leonard Williams 7 5 2 2 2 15 2 - - - - - -Lorenzo Mauldin 7 5 2 2 - - 1 - - - - 1 0Jarvis Jenkins 6 5 1 1 - - - - - - - - -Bruce Carter 5 4 1 - - - - - - 1 - - -Kevin Short 5 5 0 - - - - - - - - - -Bryson Keeton 4 2 2 - - - - - - 1 - - -Buster Skrine 4 3 0 - - - - - - - - - -Dion Bailey 4 3 1 - - - - - - - - - -Jordan Jenkins 4 1 3 - - - 2 - - - - - -Juston Burris 4 3 1 - - - - 1 11 7 - - -Muhammad Wilkerson 4 2 2 1 - - 1 - - - - - -Tarow Barney 4 3 1 2 - - 1 - - - - - -Trevor Reilly 4 3 1 1 1 6 2 - - - - - -Claude Pelon 3 2 1 - - - 2 - - - - - -Darrelle Revis 3 2 1 - - - - 2 23 2 - - -Dee Milliner 3 2 1 - - - - - - 1 - - -Marcus Gilchrist 3 3 0 - - - - - - 1 - - -Mike Catapano 3 3 0 1 - - 1 - - - - - -Deion Barnes 2 2 0 - - - 1 - - - - - -Freddie Bishop 2 1 1 1 - - - - - - - - -Jake Ceresna 2 0 2 - - - - - - - - - -Marcus Williams 2 2 0 - - - - - - - - - -Shelby Harris 1 1 0 - - - 1 - - - - - -Sheldon Richardson 1 1 0 - - - - - - - - - -Totals 227 152 74 27 7 45 20 5 74 23 1 3 0

SPECIAL TEAM STATISTICSPlayer Totals Solo AssistRontez Miles 6 5 1Josh Martin 3 3 0Trevor Reilly 3 1 2Julian Stanford 2 2 0Marcus Williams 2 2 0Antone Smith 1 1 0Brandon Bostick 1 1 0Darryl Morris 1 0 1Doug Middleton 1 0 1Julian Howsare 1 1 0Lorenzo Mauldin 1 1 0Taiwan Jones 1 0 1Tanner Purdum 1 1 0Tommy Bohanon 1 1 0Totals 25 19 6

SPECIAL TEAMS BIG PLAYSTouchdowns: 0Blocked Punts: 1 B. Carter (08/27 vs. NYG)Blocked Punt Returns: 0Blocked Field Goals: 0Blocked FG Returns: 0Blocked Extra Point: 0Forced Fumbles: 0 Fumble Recoveries: 1 J. Marshall (09/01 vs. PHI)

Key: TFL = Tackles for Loss, QH = Quarterback Hurries; INT = Interception; FF = Forced Fumbles, FR = Fumble Recovery, PD = Pass Defensed; Italics = No Longer with 2016 Team

PRESEASON DEFENSIVE STATS


Won 10, Lost 69/13/2015 W 31- 10 Cleveland Browns9/21/2015 W 20- 7 at Indianapolis Colts9/27/2015 L 17- 24 Philadelphia Eagles10/4/2015 W 27- 14 at Miami Dolphins10/18/2015 W 34- 20 Washington Redskins10/25/2015 L 23- 30 at New England Patriots11/1/2015 L 20- 34 at Oakland Raiders11/8/2015 W 28- 23 Jacksonville Jaguars11/12/2015 L 17- 22 Buffalo Bills11/22/2015 L 17- 24 at Houston Texans11/29/2015 W 38- 20 Miami Dolphins12/6/2015 W 23- 20 at New York Giants12/13/2015 W 30- 8 Tennessee Titans12/19/2015 W 19- 16 at Dallas Cowboys12/27/2015 W 26- 20 New England Patriots1/3/2016 L 17- 22 at Buffalo Bills New York Jets Opponent

Total First Downs 329 271Rushing 99 62Passing 210 185Penalty 20 243rd Down: Made/Att 93/229 77/2323rd Down Pct. 40.6% 33.2%4th Down: Made/Att 6/14 13/234th Down Pct. 42.9% 56.5%Possession Avg. 30:59 29:01Total Net Yards 5925 5098Avg. Per Game 370.3 318.6Total Plays 1074 1013Avg. Per Play 5.5 5.0Net Yards Rushing 1868 1335Avg. Per Game 116.8 83.4Total Rushes 448 373Net Yards Passing 4057 3763Avg. Per Game 253.6 235.2Sacked/Yards Lost 22/113 39/278Gross Yards 4170 4041Attempts/Completions 604/362 601/343Completion Pct. 59.9% 57.1%Had Intercepted 16 18Punts/Average 80/43.1 86/47.0Net Punting Avg. 36.2 41.6Penalties/Yards 96/787 90/767Fumbles/Ball Lost 17/8 22/12Touchdowns 44 34Rushing 11 4Passing 33 25Returns 0 5

Score By Periods Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 OT PtsTeam 76 98 93 111 9 387Opponents 33 136 71 74 0 314Scoring TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG 2Pt PtsB.Marshall 14 0 14 0 0/0 0/0 0 84E.Decker 12 0 12 0 0/0 0/0 0 72R.Bullock 0 0 0 0 19/20 14/17 0 61N.Folk 0 0 0 0 19/19 13/16 0 58C.Ivory 8 7 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 48B.Powell 3 1 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 18J.Kerley 2 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12R.Fitzpatrick 2 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12K.Davis 1 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6Z.Stacy 1 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6D.Smith 1 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6R.Quigley 0 0 0 0 4/4 0/0 0 4Team 44 11 33 0 42/43 27/33 0 387Opponents 34 4 25 5 30/33 26/29 1 3142-Pt. Conversions: Team 0/ 0, Opponents: 1/ 1Sacks: M.Wilkerson 12.0, S.Richardson 5.0, D.Harris 4.5, L.Mauldin 4.0, C.Pace 3.0, L.Williams 3.0, D.Davis 2.0, M.Williams 1.5, T.Reilly 1.0, M.Catapano 1.0, D.Bailey 0.5, D.Harrison 0.5 Team: 38.0, Opponents: 22.0

Rushing No. Yds Avg Long TDC.Ivory 247 1070 4.3 58 7B.Powell 70 313 4.5 24 1R.Fitzpatrick 60 270 4.5 19 2S.Ridley 36 90 2.5 13 0Z.Stacy 31 89 2.9 18 1G.Smith 2 34 17.0 29 0T.Bohanon 2 2 1.0 2 0Team 448 1868 4.2 58 11Opponents 373 1335 3.6 45 4Receiving No. Yds Avg Long TDB.Marshall 109 1502 13.8 69t 14E.Decker 80 1027 12.8 35 12B.Powell 47 388 8.3 25t 2C.Ivory 30 217 7.2 36 1Q.Enunwa 22 315 14.3 48 0K.Thompkins 17 165 9.7 43 0J.Kerley 16 152 9.5 25 2D.Smith 9 115 12.8 22 1Z.Stacy 9 65 7.2 16 0C.Owusu 6 80 13.3 43 0J.Cumberland 5 77 15.4 44 0T.Bohanon 4 56 14.0 23 0S.Ridley 4 -2 -0.5 3 0K.Davis 3 18 6.0 9 1W.Johnson 1 -5 -5.0 -5 0Team 362 4170 11.5 69t 33Opponents 343 4041 11.8 72t 25Interceptions No. Yds Avg Long TDM.Williams 6 45 7.5 21 0D.Revis 5 48 9.6 24 0M.Gilchrist 3 31 10.3 31 0C.Pryor 2 47 23.5 29 0R.Miles 1 11 11.0 11 0B.Skrine 1 9 9.0 9 0Team 18 191 10.6 31 0Opponents 16 102 6.4 38 0Punting No Yds Avg Net TB In Lg BR.Quigley 75 3287 43.8 36.5 4 27 68 1S.Weatherford 4 161 40.3 30.8 0 0 50 0Team 80 3448 43.1 36.2 4 27 68 1Opponents 86 4041 47.0 41.6 2 28 63 0Punt Returns Ret FC Yds Avg Long TDJ.Kerley 48 19 411 8.6 58 0E.Decker 1 3 11 11.0 11 0Team 49 22 422 8.6 58 0Opponents 37 14 470 12.7 89t 2Kickoff Returns No. Yds Avg Long TDA.Cromartie 15 377 25.1 54 0Z.Stacy 10 204 20.4 31 0J.Cumberland 4 50 12.5 17 0C.Owusu 2 58 29.0 30 0K.Davis 2 24 12.0 13 0D.Smith 1 21 21.0 21 0B.Powell 1 20 20.0 20 0K.Thompkins 1 17 17.0 17 0T.Reilly 1 0 0.0 0 0Team 37 771 20.8 54 0Opponents 49 1168 23.8 43 0Field Goals 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+R.Bullock 0/ 0 4/ 4 4/ 4 6/ 8 0/ 1N.Folk 0/ 0 2/ 2 6/ 6 3/ 6 2/ 2Team 0/ 0 6/ 6 10/ 10 9/ 14 2/ 3Opponents 0/ 0 7/ 8 9/ 9 7/ 8 3/ 4Folk: (34G), (35G) 48WR (46), (53), (22) (48) 40WL, (35) (39) 49SH, (20) (30) (55), (40) (38)Bullock: (29), (40), (41), (24) (24) (31), 53WL (47) (27) (42), (36) 45WR (40), (30) (49), 40WR (39)Opponents: (26G), 29RU, (30), (54) (30), (38) (46) (24), 52WR (52) (47), (45) (39) (35), (47) (41) (29), (20), (20) (35) 48WL, (27) (38) (50), (35) (44), (20) (37) (42)Fumbles/Lost: Decker 1/1, Fitzpatrick 4/2, Ivory 3/2, D. Smith 1/1, Marshall 2/2 Total: 8Opponent Fumble Recoveries: D.Revis 4, K.Davis 1, Q.Coples 1, D.Davis 1, M.Wil-liams 1, L.Mauldin 1, C.Pace 1, A.Cromartie 1, B.Marshall 1 Total: 12 ITALICS = No Longer with 2016 Team

Passing Att Cmp Yds Cmp% Yds/Att TD TD% Int Int% Long Sack Lost RatingR.Fitzpatrick 562 335 3905 59.6% 6.9 31 5.5% 15 2.7% 69t 19/ 94 88.0G.Smith 42 27 265 64.3% 6.3 2 4.8% 1 2.4% 28 3/ 19 87.9Team 604 362 4170 59.9% 6.9 33 5.5% 16 2.6% 69t 22/ 113 88.0Opponents 601 343 4041 57.1% 6.7 25 4.2% 18 3.0% 72t 39/ 278 79.1

2015 OFFENSIVE STATISTICS

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Player Totals Tackles Assists TFL Sacks Yards QH INT Yards PD FF FR YardsDavid Harris 128 88 40 9 4.5 20.5 6 - - 6 2 - -Demario Davis 118 75 43 9 2.0 14.0 11 - - 5 - 1 0Marcus Gilchrist 94 70 24 - - - 1 3 31 7 - - -Damon Harrison 92 59 33 9 0.5 2.5 11 - - - 1 - -Leonard Williams 77 39 38 5 3.0 16.0 32 - - - - - -Muhammad Wilkerson 72 51 21 10 12.0 98.5 31 - - 5 2 - -Calvin Pryor 71 58 13 4 - - 1 2 47 6 1 - -Buster Skrine 65 54 11 4 - - 3 1 -2 8 - - -Erin Henderson 42 29 13 2 - - 1 - - 2 - - -Sheldon Richardson 41 25 16 4 5.0 28.5 19 - - 2 2 - -Darrelle Revis 38 31 7 - - - - 5 48 12 - 4 18Calvin Pace 37 26 11 6 3.0 41.0 9 - - 3 2 1 0Antonio Cromartie 33 31 2 2 - - - - - 16 - 1 0Leger Douzable 22 13 9 2 - - 6 - - - - - -Marcus Williams 21 19 2 - 1.5 11.5 - 6 45 4 1 1 0Dion Bailey 18 14 4 - 0.5 2.5 - - - 2 - - -Rontez Miles 17 11 6 3 - - - 1 11 1 - - -Quinton Coples 12 9 3 2 - - 3 - - - - 1 0Stephen Bowen 11 7 4 2 - - 2 - - - - - -Lorenzo Mauldin 10 8 2 3 4.0 25.0 19 - - - 1 1 0T.J. Barnes 6 3 3 - - - 1 - - - - - -Jamari Lattimore 4 2 2 - - - - - - - - - -Darrin Walls 4 2 2 - - - - - - 2 - - -Jaiquawn Jarrett 3 0 3 - - - - - - - - - -Trevor Reilly 2 2 0 1 1.0 7.0 2 - - - 1 - -Mike Catapano 1 1 0 - 1.0 3.0 4 - - - - - -Dexter McDougle 1 1 0 - - - - - - 1 - - -Totals 1,040 728 312 77 38.0 270.0 162 18 180 82 13 10 18Team Sacks: 1Italics = No Longer with 2016 Team

SPECIAL TEAM STATISTICSPlayer Totals Solo AssistTrevor Reilly 16 14 2Erin Henderson 12 10 2Rontez Miles 11 8 3Jamari Lattimore 10 9 1Tommy Bohanon 8 3 5Lorenzo Mauldin 7 6 1Marcus Williams 7 7 0Darrin Walls 5 5 0Dexter McDougle 4 4 0Buster Skrine 4 2 2Tanner Purdum 3 3 0Devin Smith 3 3 0Jeff Cumberland 2 2 0Kellen Davis 2 2 0Ronald Martin 2 1 1Dee Milliner 2 2 0Bilal Powell 2 0 2Zac Stacy 2 1 1Dion Bailey 1 0 1Mike Catapano 1 1 0Demario Davis 1 1 0Jaiquawn Jarrett 1 0 1Chris Owusu 1 1 0Kenbrell Thompkins 1 1 0Totals 108 86 22

SPECIAL TEAMS BIG PLAYSTouchdowns: 0Blocked Punts: 0Blocked Punt Returns: 0Blocked Field Goals: 0Blocked FG Returns: 0Blocked Extra Point: 0Forced Fumbles: 1 E. Henderson at HST (11/22)Fumble Recoveries: 1 K. Davis vs. JAX (11/8)Key: TFL = Tackles for Loss, QH = Quarterback Hurries; INT = In-terception; FF = Forced Fumbles, FR = Fumble Recovery, PD = Pass Defensed; Italics = No Longer with 2016 Team

2015 DEFENSIVE STATISTICS


2015 DEFENSIVE STATISTICS

TEAM

Won in OvertimeJETS: 26-20 vs. NE (6-yd TD by Eric Decker) ...........................12/27/15OPP: 30-24, at MIN (87-yard TD by Jarius Wright) .................... 12/07/14

Won in Last 2:00 of RegulationJETS: 19-16 (Randy Bullock 40-yd FG; 0:36 in 4Q) at DAL .......12/19/15OPP: 16-13 (Caleb Sturgis 26-yd FG; 1:57 in 4Q), vs. MIA ......... 12/01/14

Tied Game in Last 2:00JETS: 20-20 (Brandon Marshall 9-yd TD; 0:27 in 4Q) at NYG ....12/06/15OPP: 20-20 (James White 9-yd TD; 1:55 in 4Q), vs. NE ................12/27/15

ShutoutJETS: 37-0 vs. CIN ....................................................................... 01/13/10OPP: 31-0, at SD ......................................................................... 10/05/14

Won by Three-or-Less PointsJETS: 19-16 at DAL .................................................................12/19/15OPP: 17-16, vs. NE ..................................................................... 12/21/14

Won by Eight-or-Less PointsJETS: 26-20 vs. NE in OT .........................................................12/27/15OPP: 22-17, at BUF ................................................................01/03/16

Won by 20+ PointsJETS: 30-8 vs. TEN ..................................................................12/13/15OPP: 38-3, at BUF (Detroit, MI) .................................................. 11/24/14

Won after Trailing by 20+ PointsJETS: 40-37 (Trailed 30-7 with 00:12 in 3Q) vs. MIA ................... 10/23/00OPP: 31-27 (Trailed 21-0 with 5:53 in 2Q), vs. NE ...................... 11/10/96

Won after Trailing by 10+ PointsJETS: 23-20 (Trailed 20-10 with 4:23 in 4Q) at NYG.................12/06/15OPP: 31-24 (Trailed 21-3 with 10:38 in 2Q), at GB ..................... 09/14/14

Won after Trailing in the Fourth QuarterJETS: 19-16 (Trailed 13-9 until 8:58) at DAL ...........................12/19/15OPP: 30-23 (Trailed 20-16 until 7:16), at NE ..........................10/25/15

Won after Trailing at HalftimeJETS: 19-16 (Trailed 10-9 at Half) at DAL ...............................12/19/15OPP: 17-16 (Trailed 10-7 at Half), vs. NE ................................... 12/21/14

OFFENSE

500+ Total Net Yards (Team)JETS: 513 (182 rush, 331 pass) vs. BUF ...................................... 09/22/13OPP: 511 (125 rush, 386 pass), at NE ........................................ 11/13/08

400+ Total Net Yards (Team)JETS: 428 (143 rush, 285 pass) vs. NE ....................................12/27/15OPP: 436 (98 rush, 338 pass), vs. JAX ....................................11/08/15

50+ Points Scored (Team)JETS: 56 vs. ARZ .......................................................................... 09/28/08OPP: 52 at MIA............................................................................ 09/03/9540+ Points Scored (Team)JETS: 48 vs. BUF ......................................................................... 09/09/12OPP: 43 vs. BUF ......................................................................... 10/26/14

No TurnoversJETS: vs. TEN ..........................................................................12/13/15OPP: at OAK ...........................................................................11/01/15

No Sacks AllowedJETS: vs. WAS .........................................................................10/18/15OPP: at OAK ...........................................................................11/01/15

PASSING

100+ Passer Rating (Individual)JETS: Ryan Fitzpatrick (109.4) vs. NE .....................................12/27/15OPP: Derek Carr (130.9), at OAK............................................11/01/15

400+ Net Passing Yards (Team)JETS: 473 (69 att) at BLT ............................................................. 12/24/00OPP: 426 (57 att), vs. ARZ ........................................................... 09/28/08

300+ Net Passing Yards (Team)JETS: 373 (50 att) at NYG ........................................................12/06/15OPP: 338 (40 att), vs. JAX ......................................................11/08/15

400+ Passing Yards (Individual)JETS: Vinny Testaverde (481) at BLT ........................................... 12/24/00OPP: Matt Cassel (400), at NE ................................................... 11/13/08

300+ Passing Yards (Individual)JETS: Ryan Fitzpatrick (390 yds) at NYG .................................12/06/15OPP: Ryan Tannehill (351 yds), vs. MIA ..................................11/29/15

50+ Passing Attempts (Individual)JETS: Ryan Fitzpatrick (50 att.) at NYG ...................................12/06/15OPP: Ryan Tannehill (58 att.), vs. MIA ....................................11/29/15

40+ Passing Attempts (Individual)JETS: Ryan Fitzpatrick (41 att.) vs. NE ....................................12/27/15OPP: Ryan Tannehill (58 att.), vs. MIA ....................................11/29/15

30+ Pass Completions (Individual)JETS: Ryan Fitzpatrick (36 cmp.) at NYG .................................12/06/15OPP: Tom Brady (34 cmp.), at NE ...........................................10/25/15

25+ Pass Completions (Individual)JETS: Ryan Fitzpatrick (26 cmp.) vs. NE .................................12/27/15OPP: Ryan Tannehill (33 cmp.), vs. MIA .................................11/29/15

Six+ Touchdown Passes (Individual)JETS: Brett Favre (6*) vs. ARZ .................................................... 09/28/08OPP: Dan Marino (6), vs. MIA ..................................................... 09/21/86*Tied Franchise Record

Five+ Touchdown Passes (Individual)JETS: Brett Favre (6*) vs. ARZ .................................................... 09/28/08OPP: Andy Dalton (5), at CIN ...................................................... 10/27/13*Tied Franchise Record

Four+ Touchdown Passes (Individual)JETS: Ryan Fitzpatrick (4) vs. MIA ..........................................11/29/15OPP: Derek Carr (4), at OAK ..................................................11/01/15

LAST TIME IT HAPPENED

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RECEIVING

10+ Receptions (Individual)JETS: Brandon Marshall (12 rec.) at NYG ...............................12/06/15OPP: Sammy Watkins (11 rec.), at BUF ..................................01/03/16

200+ Receiving Yards (Individual)JETS: Eric Decker (221 yds) at MIA ............................................. 12/28/14OPP: Jordy Nelson (209 yds), at GB ........................................... 09/14/14

100+ Receiving Yards (Individual)JETS: Brandon Marshall (126 yds) at BUF ................................01/03/16OPP: Sammy watkins (136 yds), at BUF .................................01/03/16

Consecutive 100-Yard Receiving Games (Individual)JETS: Brandon Marshall (115 yds) vs NE ................................12/27/15 Brandon Marshall (126 yds) at BUF ..............................01/03/16OPP: DeAndre Hopkins (118 yds), at HST...............................11/22/15 Jarvis Landry (165 yds), vs. MIA ...................................11/29/15 Odell Beckham (149 yds), at NYG ..................................12/06/15

Two 100-Yard Receivers in Same GameJETS: Brandon Marshall (131 yds) at NYG ..............................12/06/15 Eric Decker (101 yds) at NYG ..........................................................OPP: Allen Hurns (122 yds), vs. JAX ......................................11/08/15 Allen Robinson (121), vs. JAX......................................................

Three+ Receiving Touchdowns (Individual)JETS: Plaxico Burress (3) vs. SD ................................................. 10/23/11OPP: Marvin Jones (4), at CIN .................................................... 10/27/13

Two Receiving TouchdownsJETS: Brandon Marshall (2) vs. NE .........................................12/27/15OPP: DeAndre Hopkins (2), at HST .........................................11/22/15

Multiple Receivers with Multiple Receiving TDsJETS: Laveranues Coles (3) vs. ARZ ........................................... 09/28/08 Jerricho Cotchery (2)OPP: Andre Reed (2), at BUF ...................................................... 11/24/96 Steve Tasker (2) ................................................................................

Pass Reception of 70 Yards or MoreJETS: Eric Decker (74t yds) at MIA .............................................. 12/28/14OPP: Jarius Wright (87t yds), at MIN ......................................... 12/07/14

Pass Reception of 40 Yards or MoreJETS: Brandon Marshall (41 yds) at BUF ................................01/03/16OPP: Harry Douglas (51 yds), vs. TEN ....................................12/13/15 Marcus Mariota (41t yds), vs. TEN .................................12/13/15

DEFENSE

ShutoutJETS: 37-0 vs. CIN ....................................................................... 01/03/10OPP: 31-0, at SD ......................................................................... 10/05/14

Game without Allowing an Offensive Touchdown (Team)JETS: 16-11 at TEN ..................................................................... 12/14/14OPP: 38-3, at BUF (Detroit, MI) .................................................. 11/24/14

Under 200 Total Yards Allowed (Team)JETS: 158 vs. OAK ........................................................................ 09/07/14OPP: 151, at SD .......................................................................... 10/05/14

Under 100 Net Passing Yards Allowed (Team)JETS: 56 vs. ARZ .......................................................................... 12/02/12OPP: 49, vs. MIA ......................................................................... 12/01/14

Completion Percentage under 50.0% (Team)JETS: 47.1% (T.J. Yates: 16/34) at HST ....................................11/22/15OPP: 43.2% (Ryan Fitzpatrick: 16/37 ), at BUF .........................01/03/16

Passer Rating under 50 (Team)OPP: 42.7 (Matt Cassel & K. Moore) at DAL ...........................12/19/15OPP: 42.7 (Ryan Fitzpatrick), at BUF .....................................01/03/16

Under 50 Rushing Yards Allowed (Team)JETS: 24 (13 att.) vs. TEN ........................................................12/13/15OPP: 29 (28 att.), vs. JAX .......................................................11/08/15

Five+ Takeaways (Team)JETS: 5 (3 INTs, 2 FRs) at IND .................................................09/21/15OPP: 6 (4 INTs, 2 FRs), vs. BUF .................................................. 10/26/14

Four+ Takeaways (Team)JETS: 4 (4 INTs) at DAL ...........................................................12/19/15OPP: 4 (2 INTs, 2 FR), vs. BUF ................................................11/12/15

Safety (Individual)JETS: Sheldon Richardson Sack (T. Bridgewater) at MIN .............. 12/07/14OPP: Geno Smith Intentional Grounding, at TEN ...................... 12/14/14

Six+ Sacks (Team)JETS: 6 vs. JAX .......................................................................11/08/15OPP: 7, at BUF (Detroit, MI) ....................................................... 11/24/14

Three+ Sacks (Individual)JETS: Muhammad Wilkerson (3.0) vs. TEN .............................12/13/15OPP: Olivier Vernon (3.0), vs. MIA .............................................. 12/01/13

Two+ Sacks (Individual)JETS: David Harris (2.0) at BUF ..................................................01/03/16OPP: J.J. Watt (2.0), at HST ....................................................11/22/15

Three+ Interceptions (Team)JETS: 4 at DAL ........................................................................12/19/15OPP: 3, at BUF .......................................................................01/03/16

Two+ Interceptions (Individual)JETS: Marcus Williams (2) vs. JAX ..........................................11/08/15OPP: Corey Graham (2), at BLT .................................................. 11/24/13

Interception Returned for a Touchdown (Individual)JETS: Antonio Allen (T. Brady) 23 yds vs. NE .............................. 10/20/13OPP: Gerald Hodges (G. Smith), 27 yds, at MIN ........................ 12/07/14

Three+ Fumble Recoveries (Team)JETS: 4 vs. CLV........................................................................09/13/15OPP: 4, vs. NE ............................................................................. 11/22/12

Two+ Forced Fumbles (Individual)JETS: LaRon Landry (2) at SL ...................................................... 11/18/12OPP: Kyle Fuller (2), vs. CHI ....................................................... 11/22/14

Two+ Fumble Recoveries (Individual)JETS: Darrelle Revis (2) at IND ...............................................09/21/15OPP: Bashaud Breeland (2), vs. WAS .....................................10/18/15



Fumble Recovery Returned for a Touchdown (Individual)JETS: Muhammad Wilkerson (21 yds) at SEA............................. 11/11/12OPP: Jamie Collins (14 yds), vs. NE .......................................12/27/15

SPECIAL TEAMS

Blocked Punt (Individual)JETS: Antonio Allen (M. King) vs. OAK ........................................ 12/08/13OPP: Jeron Johnson (R. Quigley), vs. WAS ................................10/18/15

Blocked Punt Returned for a Touchdown (Individual)JETS: Antonio Allen (0t yds; M. King) vs. OAK ............................ 12/08/13OPP: Rashad Ross (0t yds; R. Quigley), vs. WAS ....................10/18/15

Blocked Field Goal (Individual)JETS: Muhammad Wilkerson (46 yds; R. Bironas) at TEN ................ 12/17/12OPP: Vince Wilfork (52 yds; N. Folk) vs. NE ............................... 12/21/14

Blocked Field Goal Returned for a Touchdown (Individual)JETS: Ray Mickens (72t yds; C. Ford) vs. OAK ............................. 09/21/97OPP: Mike Haynes (65t yds; P. Leahy), vs. NE ............................ 10/05/80

Missed Field Goal Returned for a Touchdown (Individual)JETS: Aaron Glenn (104t yds) at IND ........................................... 11/15/98 (Vanderjagt 63-yard FG attempt) OPP: Never

Blocked Extra Point (Individual)JETS: Bryan Thomas (A. Vinatieri) at IND ................................... 12/27/09OPP: Antwan Odom (M. Nugent), at TEN ................................... 12/23/07

Missed Extra Point (Individual)JETS: Randy Bullock at DAL ...................................................12/19/15OPP: Dan Carpenter, at BUF ...................................................... 01/03/16

Kickoff Return for a Touchdown (Individual)JETS: Joe McKnight (100t yds) vs. HST ....................................... 10/08/12OPP: Devin McCourty (104t yds), at NE...................................... 10/21/12

Kickoff Return of 40+ YardsJETS: Antonio Cromartie (54 yds) vs. JAX ...............................11/08/15OPP: Dwayne Harris (43 yds), at NYG ....................................12/06/15

Punt Return for a Touchdown (Individual)JETS: Jeremy Kerley (68t yds) vs. BUF ....................................... 09/09/12OPP: Dwayne Harris (80t yds), at NYG ...................................12/06/15

Punt Return of 20+ Yards (Individual)JETS: Jeremy Kerley (58 yds) vs. MIA .....................................11/29/15OPP: Dwayne Harris (80t yds), at NYG ...................................12/06/15

Game-Winning Field Goal (Last 2:00 of 4Q or OT)JETS: Randy Bullock (40 yds; 0:36) at DAL..............................12/19/15OPP: Caleb Strugis (26 yds; 1:57 in 4Q), vs. MIA........................ 12/01/14

Five+ Field Goals AttemptedJETS: Nick Folk (5/5) at MIN ....................................................... 12/07/14OPP: Shaun Suisham (5/5), at WAS ........................................... 11/04/07

Four+ Field Goals MadeJETS: Nick Folk (5/5) at MIN ....................................................... 12/07/14OPP: Justin Tucker (4/4), at BLT ................................................ 11/24/13

Successful Onsides KickJETS: Nick Folk (Brandon Marshall recovered) at NE .............10/25/15OPP: Andrew Franks (Jarvis Landry recovered), vs. MIA .......11/29/15

Failed Onsides KickJETS: Nick Folk (Seti Ajirotutu recovered) vs. PHI ..................09/27/15OPP: Andrew Franks (Kick out of bounds), vs. MIA ................11/29/15


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2015 PLAYER PARTICIPATION


QUARTERBACKS 04

Kevin Patullo (Quarterbacks)

No. Name Pos. College Note14 Fitzpatrick, Ryan QB Harvard Finished in the top 10 of the NFL in passing touchdowns, QB rushes, QB rushing yards and QB rushing touch-

downs.5 Hackenberg, Christian QB Penn State Selected by the Jets in the second round (51 overall) of the 2016 NFL Draft.9 Petty, Bryce QB Baylor Second-year quarterback out of Baylor University who served as the third quarterback for the 2015 season.7 Smith, Geno QB West Virginia Played in one game last year in relief of an injured Ryan Fitzpatrick, went 27-of-42 for 265 yards, two TDs and

one INT.

RUNNING BACKS 04

Marcel Shipp (Running Backs)

No. Name Pos. College Note22 Forté, Matt RB Tulane Signed as a free agent in the offeseason (CHI), who currently ranks eighth in active leaders for yards from

scrimmage (12,718).43 Howsare, Julian FB Clarion Made the switch to fullback during tarining camp in 2015 after playing defesive end/linebacker in college.

Spent 13 weeks on Jets Practice Squad.26 Pope, Troymaine RB Jacksonville St. Claimed off waivers (SEA) prior to Week One.29 Powell, Bilal RB Louisville Served as primary back-up running back playing in 11 games with two starts in 2015.

WIDE RECEIVERS 06

Karl Dorrell (Wide Receivers)

No. Name Pos. College Note11 Anderson, Robby WR Temple Signed as an undrafted free agent this season and led all wide receivers in preseason with 264 yards and led

AFC wide receivers in TDs (3).87 Decker, Eric WR Minnesota In 2015, recorded his first 1,000-yard receiving season as a Jet and hauled in 12 touchdowns on 80 recep-

tions.81 Enunwa, Quincy WR Nebraska In his first full season in the NFL, saw action in 12 games (started six). 15 Marshall, Brandon WR Central Florida He and Eric Decker set a new NFL record in 2015 for most games in which both players scored a TD (nine).89 Marshall, Jalin WR Ohio State Signed with the Jets as an undrafted free agent in 2016. Won first-ever College Football Playoff Champion-

ship with Ohio State.17 Peake, Charone WR Clemson Seventh-round (241 overall) selection by the Jets in the 2016 NFL Draft.

TIGHT ENDS 03

Jimmie Johnson (Tight Ends)

No. Name Pos. College Note82 Bostick, Brandon TE Newberry Second season with the Jets after joining New York last season (12/8). Spent final four weeks of 2015 season

on practice squad.84 Bowman, Braedon TE South Alabama Claimed off waivers (JAX) prior to Week One.47 Davis, Kellen TE Michigan State Started 9-of-16 games last season for the Jets. Since 2008, he has been a part of seven top-10 rushing

offenses.

OFFENSIVE LINE 09

Steve Marshall (Offensive Line)David Diaz-Infante (Assistant Offensive Line)

No. Name Pos. College Note77 Carpenter, James G Alabama Sixth-year offensive lineman who started all 16 games for the Jets in his first season with the Jets.78 Clady, Ryan T Boise State Came to the Jets in the offseason via trade with DEN. Made the Pro Bowl in each of his last three seasons.70 Dozier, Dakota G Furman Saw action in four games in the 2015 season including stepping in for an injured Nick Mangold at C for a

touchdown play.71 Ijalana, Ben T Villanova In his fourth year with the Jets competing for time at RT. Was inactive for 15 games last season.76 Johnson, Wesley G Vanderbilt Saw his first NFL action in 2015 playing in 10 games after being signed from the practice squad (10/28).74 Mangold, Nick C Ohio State Longest-tenured Jet (11th season), 2015 Pro Bowl selection and part of an offensive line that set a new fran-

chise record for net passing yards (4,057).79 Qvale, Brent OL Nebraska Third-year reserve offensive lineman who made the first start of his career in 2015 as an extra offensive

lineman in Week Nine.72 Shell, Brandon T South Carolina Selected by the Jets in the fifth round (158 overall) of the 2016 NFL Draft.67 Winters, Brian G Kent State Played in all 16 games last season and started eight-of-the-last-nine games in place of an injured Willie

Colon.

Chan Gailey (Offensive Coordinator)Robby Brown (Offensive Quality Control)

ROSTER BY POSITION: OFFENSE

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QUARTERBACKS 04

Kevin Patullo (Quarterbacks)

No. Name Pos. College Note14 Fitzpatrick, Ryan QB Harvard Finished in the top 10 of the NFL in passing touchdowns, QB rushes, QB rushing yards and QB rushing touch-

downs.5 Hackenberg, Christian QB Penn State Selected by the Jets in the second round (51 overall) of the 2016 NFL Draft.9 Petty, Bryce QB Baylor Second-year quarterback out of Baylor University who served as the third quarterback for the 2015 season.7 Smith, Geno QB West Virginia Played in one game last year in relief of an injured Ryan Fitzpatrick, went 27-of-42 for 265 yards, two TDs and

one INT.

RUNNING BACKS 04

Marcel Shipp (Running Backs)

No. Name Pos. College Note22 Forté, Matt RB Tulane Signed as a free agent in the offeseason (CHI), who currently ranks eighth in active leaders for yards from

scrimmage (12,718).43 Howsare, Julian FB Clarion Made the switch to fullback during tarining camp in 2015 after playing defesive end/linebacker in college.

Spent 13 weeks on Jets Practice Squad.26 Pope, Troymaine RB Jacksonville St. Claimed off waivers (SEA) prior to Week One.29 Powell, Bilal RB Louisville Served as primary back-up running back playing in 11 games with two starts in 2015.

WIDE RECEIVERS 06

Karl Dorrell (Wide Receivers)

No. Name Pos. College Note11 Anderson, Robby WR Temple Signed as an undrafted free agent this season and led all wide receivers in preseason with 264 yards and led

AFC wide receivers in TDs (3).87 Decker, Eric WR Minnesota In 2015, recorded his first 1,000-yard receiving season as a Jet and hauled in 12 touchdowns on 80 recep-

tions.81 Enunwa, Quincy WR Nebraska In his first full season in the NFL, saw action in 12 games (started six). 15 Marshall, Brandon WR Central Florida He and Eric Decker set a new NFL record in 2015 for most games in which both players scored a TD (nine).89 Marshall, Jalin WR Ohio State Signed with the Jets as an undrafted free agent in 2016. Won first-ever College Football Playoff Champion-

ship with Ohio State.17 Peake, Charone WR Clemson Seventh-round (241 overall) selection by the Jets in the 2016 NFL Draft.

TIGHT ENDS 03

Jimmie Johnson (Tight Ends)

No. Name Pos. College Note82 Bostick, Brandon TE Newberry Second season with the Jets after joining New York last season (12/8). Spent final four weeks of 2015 season

on practice squad.84 Bowman, Braedon TE South Alabama Claimed off waivers (JAX) prior to Week One.47 Davis, Kellen TE Michigan State Started 9-of-16 games last season for the Jets. Since 2008, he has been a part of seven top-10 rushing

offenses.

OFFENSIVE LINE 09

Steve Marshall (Offensive Line)David Diaz-Infante (Assistant Offensive Line)

No. Name Pos. College Note77 Carpenter, James G Alabama Sixth-year offensive lineman who started all 16 games for the Jets in his first season with the Jets.78 Clady, Ryan T Boise State Came to the Jets in the offseason via trade with DEN. Made the Pro Bowl in each of his last three seasons.70 Dozier, Dakota G Furman Saw action in four games in the 2015 season including stepping in for an injured Nick Mangold at C for a

touchdown play.71 Ijalana, Ben T Villanova In his fourth year with the Jets competing for time at RT. Was inactive for 15 games last season.76 Johnson, Wesley G Vanderbilt Saw his first NFL action in 2015 playing in 10 games after being signed from the practice squad (10/28).74 Mangold, Nick C Ohio State Longest-tenured Jet (11th season), 2015 Pro Bowl selection and part of an offensive line that set a new fran-

chise record for net passing yards (4,057).79 Qvale, Brent OL Nebraska Third-year reserve offensive lineman who made the first start of his career in 2015 as an extra offensive

lineman in Week Nine.72 Shell, Brandon T South Carolina Selected by the Jets in the fifth round (158 overall) of the 2016 NFL Draft.67 Winters, Brian G Kent State Played in all 16 games last season and started eight-of-the-last-nine games in place of an injured Willie

Colon.

Chan Gailey (Offensive Coordinator)Robby Brown (Offensive Quality Control)

DEFENSIVE LINE 06

Pepper Johnson (Defensive Line)John Scott, Jr. (Assistant Defensive Line)

No. Name Pos. College Note98 Jenkins, Jarvis DL Clemson Signed as a free agent in the offseason (CHI) after appearing in 15 games and registering 32 tackles and 4.0

sacks in 2015.99 McLendon, Steve DL Troy Came to the Jets in the offseason as free agent signing from PIT.93 Simon, Deon DL NW State (LA) Seventh-round draft pick by the Jets in 2015 who spent the first three weeks on active roster before joing the

practice squad for the final 14 weeks.97 Thomas, Lawrence DL Michigan State Signed as undrafted free agent out of Michigan State following the 2016 NFL Draft.96 Wilkerson, Muhammad DL Temple Selected to his first Pro Bowl in 2015 and was part of a defensive line that contributed to the No. 1 rushing

defense in the AFC.92 Williams, Leonard DL So. California The 2015 first-round pick led the team in QBHs (32) and finished second on the defensive line in tackles (77).

LINEBACKERS 09

Mike Caldwell (Assistant Head Coach / Inside Linebackers)Mark Collins (Outside Linebackers

No. Name Pos. College Note54 Carter, Bruce LB North Carolina Signed as a free agent in 2016 after spending four seasons in DAL (2011-14) and one in TB (2015).53 Catapano, Mike LB Princeton Joined Jets prior to the start of the regular season as a member of the practice squad. Saw action in three

games before being placed on IR. Played DE last season.52 Harris, David LB Michigan Tenth-year LB who has led the team in tackles for seven consecutive seasons.58 Henderson, Erin LB Maryland Enters 2016 as a starting linebacker after seeing increased time in the last six weeks of 2015.48 Jenkins, Jordan LB Georgia Selected by the Jets in the third round of the 2016 NFL Draft (83rd overall).50 Lee, Darron LB Ohio State Selected 20th overall by the New York Jets in the first round of the 2016 NFL Draft.95 Martin, Josh LB Columbia Spent the final six weeks of 2015 inactive after being signed to the Jets roster (11/24).55 Mauldin, Lorenzo LB Louisville His 4.0 sacks for the season were the highest by a Jets rookie since 2012.51 Stanford, Julian LB Wagner College Spent the 2015 season on Jets, DET and TB practice squads.

DEFENSIVE BACKS 08

Joe Danna (Defensive Backs)Daylon McCutcheon (Assistant Cornerbacks)

No. Name Pos. College Note32 Burris, Juston CB N.C. State Selected by the Jets in fourth round (118 overall) of the 2016 NFL Draft.21 Gilchrist, Marcus S Clemson Sixth-year veteran who has started 48 consecutive games at safety, tied for the third-longest active streak in

the NFL.45 Miles, Rontez S California (PA) Second-year defensive back who originally entered the NFL as an Undrafted free agent (2013) with the Jets.

Saw action in nine games in 2015.25 Pryor, Calvin S Louisville Part of a secondary that produced all 18 of the team’s interceptions in 2015 (tripling their 2014 total).24 Revis, Darrelle CB Pittsburgh Established a career-best four fumble recoveries in 2015, along with five interceptions to lead all corner-

backs in the league with nine takeaways.27 Roberts, Darryl CB Marshall Claimed off waivers (NE) prior to Week One. Spent the 2015 season on IR.41 Skrine, Buster CB Tenn.-Chatt. Saw action at inside and outside corner in his first season with the Jets appearing in all 16 games (10 starts).20 Williams, Marcus CB N.D. State Appeared in 13 games last season (three starts at corner and safety). Has seven interceptions in 21 career

games for the Jets.

Kacy Rodgers (Defensive Coordinator)Tim Atkins (Defensive Quality Control)

SPECIALISTS 03

Brant Boyer (Special Teams Coordinator)Jeff Hammerschmidt (Assistant Special Teams Coach)

No. Name Pos. College Note4 Edwards, Lachlan P Sam Hou. State Selected by the Jets in the seventh round (235 overall) of the 2016 NFL Draft. Hails from Melbourne, Austrail-

ia.2 Folk, Nick K Arizona Returns for his 10th NFL season after being placed on IR (11/10). Connected on 13-of-16 field goal attempts

in 2015.46 Purdum, Tanner LS Baker Has served as the Jets long snapper for every game since 2010.

ROSTER BY POSITION: DEFENSE


OFFENSEWR 15 Brandon Marshall 89 Jalin Marshall 11 Robby AndersonLT 78 Ryan Clady 72 Brandon Shell LG 77 James Carpenter 70 Dakota Dozier C 74 Nick Mangold 76 Wesley Johnson RG 67 Brian Winters 70 Dakota DozierRT 71 Ben Ijalana 79 Brent Qvale TE 47 Kellen Davis 82 Brandon Bostick 84 Braedon BowmanWR 87 Eric Decker 81 Quincy Enunwa 17 Charone PeakeQB 14 Ryan Fitzpatrick 7 Geno Smith 9 Bryce Petty 5 Christian HackenbergFB 43 Julian HowsareRB 22 Matt Forté 29 Bilal Powell 26 Troymaine Pope

DEFENSEDL 92 Leonard Williams 98 Jarvis Jenkins DL 99 Steve McLendon 93 Deon SimonDL 96 Muhammad Wilkerson 97 Lawrence ThomasOLB 48 Jordan Jenkins 53 Mike CatapanoILB 58 Erin Henderson 50 Darron Lee 51 Julian StanfordILB 52 David Harris 54 Bruce CarterOLB 55 Lorenzo Mauldin 95 Josh MartinCB 41 Buster Skrine 20 Marcus Williams 27 Darryl RobertsCB 24 Darrelle Revis 32 Juston BurrisSS 25 Calvin Pryor 45 Rontez MilesFS 21 Marcus Gilchrist

SPECIAL TEAMSK 2 Nick Folk P 4 Lachlan EdwardsH 4 Lachlan EdwardsPR 89 Jalin MarshallKR 89 Jalin MarshallLS 46 Tanner Purdum

KEY: Rookie / (Injured)

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NO. NAME POS HT WT AGE EXP COLLEGE HOMETOWN HOW ACQ.11 Anderson, Robby WR 6-3 190 23 R Temple Ft. Lauderdale, FL FA-1682 Bostick, Brandon TE 6-3 250 27 3 Newberry Florence, SC FA-1584 Bowman, Braedon TE 6-4 240 22 R South Alabama Mesa, AZ W-16 (JAX)32 Burris, Juston CB 6-0 212 23 R North Carolina State Raleigh, NC D4-1677 Carpenter, James G 6-5 321 27 6 Alabama Augusta, GA UFA-15 (SEA)54 Carter, Bruce LB 6-2 240 28 6 North Carolina Havelock, NC FA-1653 Catapano, Mike LB 6-4 270 26 4 Princeton Bayville, NY FA-1578 Clady, Ryan T 6-6 315 30 9 Boise State Long Beach, CA T-16 (DEN)47 Davis, Kellen TE 6-7 265 30 9 Michigan State Adrian, MI UFA-15 (DET)87 Decker, Eric WR 6-3 214 29 7 Minnesota Cold Spring, MN UFA-14 (DEN)70 Dozier, Dakota G 6-4 313 25 3 Furman West Columbia, SC D4c-144 Edwards, Lachlan P 6-4 209 24 R Sam Houston State Hastings, Australia D7a-1681 Enunwa, Quincy WR 6-2 225 24 2 Nebraska Moreno Valley, CA D6b-1414 Fitzpatrick, Ryan QB 6-2 223 33 12 Harvard Gilbert, AZ T-15 (HST)2 Folk, Nick K 6-1 222 31 10 Arizona Hollywood, CA FA-1022 Forté, Matt RB 6-2 218 30 9 Tulane Lake Charles, LA UFA-16 (CHI)21 Gilchrist, Marcus S 5-10 198 27 6 Clemson High Point, NC UFA-15 (SD)5 Hackenberg, Christian QB 6-4 228 21 R Penn State Palmyra, VA D2-1652 Harris, David LB 6-2 250 32 10 Michigan Grand Rapids, MI D2-0758 Henderson, Erin LB 6-3 244 30 8 Maryland Aberdeen, MD FA-1543 Howsare, Julian FB 6-3 255 23 1 Clarion Altoona, PA FA-1571 Ijalana, Ben T 6-4 322 27 6 Villanova North Brunswick, NJ W-13 (IND)98 Jenkins, Jarvis DL 6-4 300 28 6 Clemson Clemson, SC UFA-16 (CHI)48 Jenkins, Jordan LB 6-3 259 22 R Georgia Hamilton, GA D3-1676 Johnson, Wesley G 6-5 297 25 3 Vanderbilt Nashville, TN W-14 (PIT)50 Lee, Darron LB 6-1 232 21 R Ohio State New Albany, OH D1-1674 Mangold, Nick C 6-4 307 32 11 Ohio State Centerville, OH D1b-0615 Marshall, Brandon WR 6-4 230 32 11 Central Florida Winter Park, FL T-15 (CHI)89 Marshall, Jalin WR 5-10 200 21 R Ohio State Middletown, OH FA-1695 Martin, Josh LB 6-3 245 24 4 Columbia Aurora, CO FA-1555 Mauldin, Lorenzo LB 6-4 259 23 2 Louisville Atlanta, GA D3-1599 McLendon, Steve DL 6-3 310 30 7 Troy Ozark, AL UFA-16 (PIT)45 Miles, Rontez S 6-0 203 27 2 California (PA) Braddock, PA FA-1317 Peake, Charone WR 6-2 209 23 R Clemson Moore, SC D7b-169 Petty, Bryce QB 6-3 230 25 2 Baylor Midlothian, TX D4-1526 Pope, Troymaine RB 5-9 205 22 R Jacksonville State Anniston, AL W-16 (SEA)29 Powell, Bilal RB 5-10 204 27 6 Louisville Lakeland, FL D4-1125 Pryor, Calvin S 5-11 207 24 3 Louisville Port St. Joe, FL D1-1446 Purdum, Tanner LS 6-3 270 32 7 Baker Waco, TX FA-1079 Qvale, Brent OL 6-7 315 25 2 Nebraska Williston, ND FA-1424 Revis, Darrelle CB 5-11 198 31 10 Pittsburgh Aliquippa, PA UFA-15 (NE)27 Roberts, Darryl CB 6-0 182 25 2 Marshall Lakeland, FL W-16 (NE)72 Shell, Brandon T 6-5 324 24 R South Carolina Goose Creek, SC D5-1693 Simon, Deon DL 6-4 332 26 1 Northwestern State (LA) Baton Rouge, LA D7-1541 Skrine, Buster CB 5-9 185 27 6 Tennessee-Chattanooga Woodstock, GA UFA-15 (CLV)7 Smith, Geno QB 6-3 221 25 4 West Virginia Miami, FL D2-1351 Stanford, Julian LB 6-1 230 26 3 Wagner College Bloomfield, CT FA-1597 Thomas, Lawrence DL 6-3 286 23 R Michigan State Detroit, MI FA-1696 Wilkerson, Muhammad DL 6-4 315 26 6 Temple Linden, NJ D1-1192 Williams, Leonard DL 6-5 302 22 2 Southern California Daytona Beach, FL D1-1520 Williams, Marcus CB 5-11 196 25 3 North Dakota State Minneapolis, MN FA-1467 Winters, Brian G 6-4 320 25 4 Kent State Hudson, OH D3-13

ROSTER - 52RESERVE/SUSPENDED BY COMMISSIONER91 Richardson, Sheldon DL 6-3 294 25 4 Missouri St. Louis, MO D1b-13PRACTICE SQUAD 56 Bishop, Freddie LB 6-3 255 26 1 Western Michigan Inkster, MI FA-1537 Keeton, Bryson CB 6-2 190 23 R Montana State Bakersfield, CA FA-1642 Martin, Ronald S 6-2 220 23 2 LSU Plaquemine, LA W-15 (SEA)23 McDougle, Dexter CB 5-10 195 25 3 Maryland Falmouth, VA D3-1439 Middleton, Doug S 6-0 210 22 R Appalachian State Winston-Salem, NC FA-16 Mostert, Raheem RB 5-10 197 24 2 Purdue Daytona Beach, FL FA-1666 Pelon, Claude DL 6-4 300 23 R Southern California Orlando, FL FA-1664 Watts, Craig G 6-3 335 25 1 West Texas A&M Colorado Springs, CO FA-1510 White, Myles WR 6-0 195 26 3 Louisiana Tech Livonia, MI FA-1635 Williams, Dominique RB 5-9 205 26 1 Wagner College Bridgeton, NJ FA-15RESERVE/PUP 68 Giacomini, Breno T 6-7 318 30 9 Louisville Cambridge, MA UFA-14 (SEA)19 Smith, Devin WR 6-1 199 24 2 Ohio State Massillon, OH D2-15INJURED RESERVE 72 Ceresna, Jake DL 6-5 295 22 R Cortland New Fairfield, CT FA-1627 Milliner, Dee CB 6-0 201 24 4 Alabama Millbrook, AL D1a-1333 Morris, Romar RB 5-10 190 23 R North Carolina Salisbury, NC FA-1665 Obioha, Julien DL 6-4 280 22 R Texas A&M New Orleans, LA FA-16

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER


NO. NAME POS HT WT AGE EXP COLLEGE HOMETOWN GP/GS/DNP/IA2 Nick Folk K 6-1 222 31 10 Arizona Hollywood, CA 0/0/0/04 Lachlan Edwards P 6-4 209 24 R Sam Houston State Hastings, Australia 0/0/0/05 Christian Hackenberg QB 6-4 228 21 R Penn State Palmyra, VA 0/0/0/07 Geno Smith QB 6-3 221 25 4 West Virginia Miami, FL 0/0/0/09 Bryce Petty QB 6-3 230 25 2 Baylor Midlothian, TX 0/0/0/011 Robby Anderson WR 6-3 190 23 R Temple Ft. Lauderdale, FL 0/0/0/014 Ryan Fitzpatrick QB 6-2 223 33 12 Harvard Gilbert, AZ 0/0/0/015 Brandon Marshall WR 6-4 230 32 11 Central Florida Winter Park, FL 0/0/0/017 Charone Peake WR 6-2 209 23 R Clemson Moore, SC 0/0/0/020 Marcus Williams CB 5-11 196 25 3 North Dakota State Minneapolis, MN 0/0/0/021 Marcus Gilchrist S 5-10 198 27 6 Clemson High Point, NC 0/0/0/022 Matt Forté RB 6-2 218 30 9 Tulane Lake Charles, LA 0/0/0/024 Darrelle Revis CB 5-11 198 31 10 Pittsburgh Aliquippa, PA 0/0/0/025 Calvin Pryor S 5-11 207 24 3 Louisville Port St. Joe, FL 0/0/0/026 Troymaine Pope RB 5-9 205 22 R Jacksonville State Anniston, AL 0/0/0/027 Darryl Roberts CB 6-0 182 25 2 Marshall Lakeland, FL 0/0/0/029 Bilal Powell RB 5-10 204 27 6 Louisville Lakeland, FL 0/0/0/032 Juston Burris CB 6-0 212 23 R North Carolina State Raleigh, NC 0/0/0/041 Buster Skrine CB 5-9 185 27 6 Tennessee-Chattanooga Woodstock, GA 0/0/0/043 Julian Howsare FB 6-3 255 23 1 Clarion Altoona, PA 0/0/0/045 Rontez Miles S 6-0 203 27 2 California (PA) Braddock, PA 0/0/0/046 Tanner Purdum LS 6-3 270 32 7 Baker Waco, TX 0/0/0/047 Kellen Davis TE 6-7 265 30 9 Michigan State Adrian, MI 0/0/0/048 Jordan Jenkins LB 6-3 259 22 R Georgia Hamilton, GA 0/0/0/050 Darron Lee LB 6-1 232 21 R Ohio State New Albany, OH 0/0/0/051 Julian Stanford LB 6-1 230 26 3 Wagner College Bloomfield, CT 0/0/0/052 David Harris LB 6-2 250 32 10 Michigan Grand Rapids, MI 0/0/0/053 Mike Catapano LB 6-4 270 26 4 Princeton Bayville, NY 0/0/0/054 Bruce Carter LB 6-2 240 28 6 North Carolina Havelock, NC 0/0/0/055 Lorenzo Mauldin LB 6-4 259 23 2 Louisville Atlanta, GA 0/0/0/058 Erin Henderson LB 6-3 244 30 8 Maryland Aberdeen, MD 0/0/0/067 Brian Winters G 6-4 320 25 4 Kent State Hudson, OH 0/0/0/070 Dakota Dozier G 6-4 313 25 3 Furman West Columbia, SC 0/0/0/071 Ben Ijalana T 6-4 322 27 6 Villanova North Brunswick, NJ 0/0/0/072 Brandon Shell T 6-5 324 24 R South Carolina Goose Creek, SC 0/0/0/074 Nick Mangold C 6-4 307 32 11 Ohio State Centerville, OH 0/0/0/076 Wesley Johnson G 6-5 297 25 3 Vanderbilt Nashville, TN 0/0/0/077 James Carpenter G 6-5 321 27 6 Alabama Augusta, GA 0/0/0/078 Ryan Clady T 6-6 315 30 9 Boise State Long Beach, CA 0/0/0/079 Brent Qvale OL 6-7 315 25 2 Nebraska Williston, ND 0/0/0/081 Quincy Enunwa WR 6-2 225 24 2 Nebraska Moreno Valley, CA 0/0/0/082 Brandon Bostick TE 6-3 250 27 3 Newberry Florence, SC 0/0/0/084 Braedon Bowman TE 6-4 240 22 R South Alabama Mesa, AZ 0/0/0/087 Eric Decker WR 6-3 214 29 7 Minnesota Cold Spring, MN 0/0/0/089 Jalin Marshall WR 5-10 200 21 R Ohio State Middletown, OH 0/0/0/092 Leonard Williams DL 6-5 302 22 2 Southern California Daytona Beach, FL 0/0/0/093 Deon Simon DL 6-4 332 26 1 Northwestern State (LA) Baton Rouge, LA 0/0/0/095 Josh Martin LB 6-3 245 24 4 Columbia Aurora, CO 0/0/0/096 Muhammad Wilkerson DL 6-4 315 26 6 Temple Linden, NJ 0/0/0/097 Lawrence Thomas DL 6-3 286 23 R Michigan State Detroit, MI 0/0/0/098 Jarvis Jenkins DL 6-4 300 28 6 Clemson Clemson, SC 0/0/0/099 Steve McLendon DL 6-3 310 30 7 Troy Ozark, AL 0/0/0/0

ROSTER - 52RESERVE/SUSPENDED BY COMMISSIONER91 Sheldon Richardson DL 6-3 294 25 4 Missouri St. Louis, MO 0/0/0/0PRACTICE SQUAD 10 Myles White WR 6-0 195 26 3 Louisiana Tech Livonia, MI 0/0/0/023 Dexter McDougle CB 5-10 195 25 3 Maryland Falmouth, VA 0/0/0/035 Dominique Williams RB 5-9 205 22 1 Wagner College Bridgeton, NJ 0/0/0/037 Bryson Keeton CB 6-2 190 23 R Montana State Bakersfield, CA 0/0/0/042 Ronald Martin S 6-2 220 23 2 LSU Plaquemine, LA 0/0/0/039 Doug Middleton S 6-0 210 22 R Appalachian State Winston-Salem, NC 0/0/0/056 Freddie Bishop LB 6-3 255 26 1 Western Michigan Inkster, MI 0/0/0/064 Craig Watts G 6-3 335 25 1 West Texas A&M Colorado Springs, CO 0/0/0/066 Claude Pelon DL 6-4 195 23 R Southern California Orlando, FL 0/0/0/0 Raheem Mostert RB 5-10 197 24 2 Purdue Daytona Beach, FL 0/0/0/0RESERVE/PUP 19 Devin Smith WR 6-1 199 24 2 Ohio State Massillon, OH 0/0/0/068 Breno Giacomini T 6-7 318 30 9 Louisville Cambridge, MA 0/0/0/0INJURED RESERVE 27 Dee Milliner CB 6-0 201 24 4 Alabama Millbrook, AL 0/0/0/033 Romar Morris RB 5-10 190 23 R North Carolina Salisbury, NC 0/0/0/065 Julien Obioha DL 6-4 280 22 R Texas A&M New Orleans, LA 0/0/0/072 Jake Ceresna DL 6-5 295 22 R Cortland New Fairfield, CT 0/0/0/0

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