New York Jets Report Card: Week 6<\/p>\n
Washington Redskins @ New York Jets<\/p>\n
Quarterback: C Fitzpatrick: 19\/26, 253 yards, 2 TD, 1 INT, 4 rushes for 31 yards, 1 TD<\/p>\n It was an up and down day for Fitzpatrick, much the same as it was for his receivers. He’s still trusting Marshall a tad too much and jamming passes into tight coverage. Sometimes Brandon will actually reward him for that, but sometimes that will lead to a pick, as it did today. What’s been very impressive about Fitzpatrick of late is his ability to scramble for 1st downs and today he split through the defense for a touchdown run. He may be a vet, but his wheels look quite young. Fitz is who we thought he was, and with a 4-1 record, that’s fine.<\/p>\n Running Backs: A Ivory: 20\/146\/1, 3 receptions for 50 yards<\/p>\n Powell: 4\/-2\/0, 1 reception for 1 yard<\/p>\n Stacy: 13\/46\/0, 2 receptions for 15 yards<\/p>\n Ivory was a monster as usual and has now become a weapon in the passing game. Stacy showed some signs of life, and demonstrated why he’s a similar back to Ivory. Powell left with an ankle injury.<\/p>\n Wide Receivers\/Tight Ends: C Marshall: 7\/111\/1<\/p>\n Decker: 4\/59\/1<\/p>\n Enunwa: 2\/17\/0<\/p>\n Marshall and Decker were each responsible for a turnover, but each made plays to redeem themselves. Each had a touchdown and Decker knocked free an onside kick recovery. Marshall went over 100 yards yet again. The Jets still need to find a consistent third contributor from the receivers group.<\/p>\n Offensive Line: B- There were a couple disappointing moments, such as the line’s inability to pick up an important 3rd & 1 conversion, but the offensive line looks like it’s beginning to gel and it’s providing just enough (and no more) protection than Fitzpatrick needs.<\/p>\n Defensive Line: A- The line looked sluggish just a tad early on, but as Richardson was worked in, the Jets began to consistently win the match-ups on the line of scrimmage.<\/p>\n Linebackers: A The Redskins posted just 34 net rushing yards on the day. Jets linebackers did a great job against tosses and screens.<\/p>\n Secondary: A- The Jets held Washington QB Kirk Cousins under 200 yards on the day and the secondary provided two interceptions in the 2nd half.<\/p>\n Special Teams:D<\/strong><\/p>\n The Jets kick return coverage looked solid and Kerley even provided a good return (out to midfield). But another missed field goal by Nick Folk, a punt blocked and returned for a touchdown and a nearly successful onside kick by the Redskins drops their grade considerably.<\/p>\n Coaching: B Jets coaches have turned around the penalty problem. Half-time adjustments sent the Jets offense screaming out of the locker room in the 2nd half. 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