Since drafting all-world cornerback Sauce Gardner in 2022, the New York Jets have become one of the best pass-defending teams in the NFL. In fact, their pure pass coverage may have been the league’s best over the past three years. From 2022-24, the Jets allowed the lowest opponent passer rating in the NFL (81.8). The …
Meet New York Jets’ extremely aggressive and athletic inside linebacker Patrick Onwuasor, who Blewett’s Blitz breaks down in full. Patrick Onwuasor already replaced C.J. Mosley once. Can he do it again? The New York Jets’ extremely aggressive and athletic inside linebacker was a huge part of the Baltimore Ravens’ defensive plans after Mosley exited for...
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It’s Arvell Reese vs. Rueben Bain. Or is it? Texas Tech’s David Bailey might have something to say about that. The New York Jets are widely expected to take a non-quarterback with the second overall pick in the 2026 NFL draft. The debate involves who they will actually take. Reese is the consensus favorite, but …
It’s a fact that no New York Jets fan needs explained to them: This team badly needs help at wide receiver. The Jets’ star receiver, Garrett Wilson, played in only seven games during the 2025 season, exiting early in two of those. Yet, he still finished as the team’s leader in receiving yards, despite collecting …
When evaluating NFL coaches, it’s essential to separate them from their players. They shouldn’t be criticized for issues that stem from a lack of talent, nor should they be praised if their unit succeeds primarily due to talent rather than schematics. Before hooting and hollering for a coach to be fired, we need to present …
The more time passes, the more it seems like everyone and their grandmother expects Arvell Reese to end up in green and white. Reese is the consensus favorite to be selected second overall by the New York Jets. However, Reese is not the only EDGE prospect in the 2026 class with enough talent to warrant …
He’s the guy that just about every pundit is mocking to the New York Jets with the second overall pick. Ohio State’s Arvell Reese. What position should he be listed as, though? Perhaps “defensive weapon”? Reese played off-ball linebacker for the Buckeyes, but he got plenty of opportunities to rush the passer, albeit not many …
Blewett’s Blitz breaks down the New York Jets’ polarizing free agent pickup and potential starting right tackle, George Fant. Improving the offensive line was the first priority on the mind of every Jets fan heading into the 2020 offseason. When largely unknown Seahawks tackle George Fant was the team’s first pickup at the position, earning...
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Blewett’s Blitz Film Review extensively covers the New York Jets’ newest exciting young weapon, wide receiver Denzel Mims. The Baylor deep threat has arrived. Denzel Mims, Joe Douglas’s first second-round pick, is the newest New York Jets weapon that hopes to help Sam Darnold in year No. 3 and beyond. Thought of as a possible...
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Blewett’s Blitz turns its attention to one of the four NFL Draft beasts along the offensive line, Iowa’s Tristan Wirfs. Tristan Wirfs was moving through the NFL Draft in a semi-regular fashion until the combine came. Then, suddenly, a monster was born. The Iowa product’s athleticism at his size could no longer be hidden and...
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