Five key advanced stats that the New York Jets need to reverse in 2020

Michael Nania analyzes five crucial advanced statistics that the New York Jets struggled with in 2019 and must reverse in 2020.

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What key weaknesses must the New York Jets eliminate to make a playoff push in 2020?

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