The New York Jets have placed wide receiver

Rishard Matthews on the injured reserve list with a hamstring injury White Jordan Jenkins Jersey , ending his 2018 season and in all likelihood, his Jets tenure. Matthews, a veteran with a decent NFL track record, was signed after the Jets cut Terrelle Pryor mid-season, but Matthews never could find a role with the Jets. He finished the season with just two catches on three targets in five games.The Jets replaced Rishard Matthews on the 53 man roster by signing 23 year old offensive lineman Eric Smith off of the New England Patriots practice squad. The 6’ 4” Jordan Jenkins Jersey 2019 , 308 pound Smith was originally signed by the Miami Dolphins as an undrafted free agent out of the University of Virginia in 2017. Smith spent his entire first year and his second off season with Miami, though he never appeared in a regular season game. Smith was cut by the Dolphins just prior to the start of the 2018 season and the Patriots then signed him to their practice squad, where he spent the entire 2018 season until signed by the Jets today.In eight preseason games with Miami, including two starts, Eric Smith struggled White Leonard Williams Jerseys , giving up two sacks and incurring three penalties. Smith was used at both tackle positions by the Dolphins. In college he was primarily a right tackle. Let’s take a look at where the Jets stack up around the league. To get a more accurate read on the Jets’ true performance level thus far, we’ll focus on some more intricate numbers in addition to the bread-and-butter yardage totals - which tend to teach you very little.PASSING OFFENSETotal yards per game: 207.6 (27th)Attempts per game: 31.6 (25th)First downs/game: 16.4 (30th) - First down percentage: 30.5% (26th)Completion percentage: 56.1% (30th)Yards per completion: 12.5 (8th)Yards per attempt: 7.0 (23rd)Sack rate allowed: 6.8% (19th)Net yards per attempt (includes sack yardage): 6.0 (25th)Team QB rating: 74.3 (29th)Team TD%: 4.5% (19th)Team INT%: 4.5% (30th)Percentage of red zone plays resulting in TD: 16% (27th)RUSHING OFFENSETotal yards per game: 121.9 (12th)Attempts per game: 28.1 (8th)Yards per attempt: 4.3 (15th)Touchdowns: 6 (9th)Times stuffed (2 yards or less, no first down): 87 (32nd)First downs per game: 5.9 (18th) - first down percentage: 21.8% (24th)Stuff to first down ratio: 2.0 : 1 (29th)3rd/4th & 3 or less conversion rate: 69.2% (21st)Red zone performance: 1.2 yards per carry (32nd) - 16.1% first down/TD rate (30th)PASSING DEFENSETotal yards per game: 266.0 (21st)Attempts per game: 40.6 (6th most)First downs/game: 13.4 (23rd) - First down percentage: 34.0% (17th)Completion percentage: 63.0% (13th)Yards per completion: 11.1 (13th)Yards per attempt: 7.0 (7th)Sack rate: 5.0% (26th)Net yards per attempt (includes sack yardage): 6.2 (8th)Team QB rating: 84.5 (5th)Team TD%: 4.6% (14th)Team INT%: 3.5% (7th)Percentage of red zone plays ending in TD: 11.6% (2nd)RUSHING DEFENSETotal yards per game: 105.7 (14th)Attempts per game: 25.3 (17th)Yards per attempt: 4.2 (14th)Touchdowns: 6 (T-17th)Stuffs (2 yards or less, no first down): 70 (10th)First downs per game: 5.3 (6th) - first down percentage: 23.7% (11th)Stuff to first down ratio: 1.7 : 1 (11th)3rd/4th & 3 or less conversion rate: 66.7% (T-8th)Red zone performance: 2.8 yards per carry (21st) - 16.1% first down/TD rate (24th)OVERALL OFFENSE3rd down conversions: 34.4% (28th)Red zone conversions: 34.8% (32nd)Percentage of drives ending in turnovers: 16.1% (26th)Percentage of drives ending in scores: 35.5% (21st)Points per offensive drive: 1.75 (24th)Average drive start: own 30.7 (7th)Total points per game (includes D/ST scores): 26.0 (13th)OVERALL DEFENSE3rd down conversions: 33.0% (5th)Red zone conversions: 43.5% (5th)Percentage of drives ending in turnovers: 15.6% (8th)Percentage of drives ending in scores: 32.3% (7th)Points per defensive drive: 1.76 (11th)Average drive start: opponent 31.9 (30th)Total points per game (includes D/ST scores): 25.1 (17th)As is perhaps expected with a rookie quarterback and subpar offensive line, the Jets are becoming a very one-dimensional team. The defense Leonard Williams Jerseys 2019 , even having allowed 71 points on their own field over the last two games, has gotten the short end of the stick from the offense.The Jets defense is playing at a top ten level on 3rd down, in the red zone, and in the takeaway department. They’re doing that with the 3rd worst average starting field position in the league thanks to the offense.On the other side, the offense is performing at a bottom ten level in converting 3rd downs White Kelechi Osemele Jerseys , scoring touchdowns in the red zone, and taking care of the ball. They’ve done all of that in spite of prime field position thanks to the defense and special teams - yet have still struggled and failed to give the defense rest and good field position in return. The Jets are 30th in plays and time of possession per drive.Injuries and offensive help considered, the Jets defense has done a respectable job thus far this year on the whole. There are a lot of long-term holes that still need filling, and the unit has been far from elite, but their situational ability has been impressive so far.Altogether Kelechi Osemele Jerseys 2019 , these numbers aren’t terribly surprising. The Jets are struggling to build consistency under a rookie quarterback, with a mediocre offensive line and banged up skill position group that is devoid of a star. Defensively, the Jets are a solid, but unspectacular unit that is prone to pay for its lack of pass rush and depth but has done a great job in key situations and with making big plays.

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