Overview
- The New York Jets lost 35-12 at Kansas City on Sunday, extending their losing streak to four games and dropping the team to 2-7.
- TruMedia tracked at least one pressure allowed by every Jets starting offensive lineman and credited the tackles with eight of the line’s 14 pressures, while the Chiefs recorded five sacks.
- Geno Smith finished with 18 of 32 passing for 165 yards and no touchdowns as the offense failed to reach the end zone and settled for four Jason Sanders field goals.
- Breece Hall returned from a quadriceps injury and produced 87 yards from scrimmage with an 89.9 PFF grade, and rookie David Bailey generated two sacks and two forced fumbles as lone defensive bright spots.
- PFF grades and TruMedia pressure metrics are intensifying scrutiny on the offensive line and coaching decisions, leaving the Jets to weigh roster fixes and tactical changes before facing the Buffalo Bills next Sunday.