New York Jets Stats & Rankings

Stat	Headshot	Player	Value
Passing Yards		Zach Wilson	1,279
Passing TD		Joe Flacco	5
Rushing Yards		Breece Hall	463
Rushing TD		Breece Hall	4
Receiving Yards		Garrett Wilson	628
Receiving TD		Garrett Wilson	4
Receptions		Garrett Wilson	49
Interceptions		Larmacus Joyner	3
Sacks		Quinnen Williams	8
Tackles		C.J. Mosley	107
Tackle for Loss		Quinnen Williams	7
Passes Defended		Sauce Gardner	14
Fumbles Forced		D.J. Reed Justin Hardee Carl Lawson Quinnen Williams Sheldon Rankins Bryce Huff Jacob Martin George Fant	1
Fumbles Recovered		C.J. Mosley Quinnen Williams Larmacus Joyner	1
Kick Return Avg		Braxton Berrios	23.6
Punt Return Avg		Braxton Berrios	12.5
Scoring (Points)		Greg Zuerlein	78

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Your 2022 New York Jets are all about the youth, and if it’s youth you want, it’s youth you’re going to get.

After the first two games of the season, rookie wide receiver Garrett Wilson was on a historic pace in many regards. His two-touchdown performance in Cleveland against the Browns put him atop the Jets’ receiving leaderboard. The Ohio State product currently leads the Jets with 49 receptions, 628 yards and four receiving touchdowns through Week 12.

Meanwhile, veteran Joe Flacco still finds his name topping the Jets’ passing statistics, despite Zach Wilson’s games played advantage. Amazingly, Flacco still leads the team with five touchdown passes, but a man named Mike White hopes to eclipse that mark relatively soon.

With 463 yards on the ground, rookie Breece Hall still leads the team in rushing (in spite of his IR designation), while Sauce Gardner’s 14 pass deflections lead that category.

Big man Quinnen Williams leads the Jets defense with eight sacks and seven tackles for loss, while C.J. Mosley is the tackle stalwart with 107 in total.

New York Jets stats for the 2021 NFL season is about rookie, rookie and rookie.

Rookie quarterback Zach Wilson, rookie running back Michael Carter and rookie wide receiver Elijah Moore currently lead the New York Jets in passing yards, rushing yards and receiving yards through 14 weeks of the 2021 NFL season.

Yes, Joe Douglas‘s team is a young one, but he’s hoping it’ll pay dividends moving forward.

Defensively, Robert Saleh‘s unit is firmly ranked dead last, whereas Mike LaFleur‘s offense is hovering in the middle of the pack in many offensive categories.

The 2022 version of the New York Jets stats is looking to build upon what looks to be an already sound foundation.