WR Robby Anderson-\u00a0<\/strong>With Better quarterback play through his first 19 pro games, it wouldn’t be much of a stretch to say that Anderson’s long TD yesterday (69 yards) would have been the tenth of his career, but as it stands, it was just his third. \u00a0If the Jets ever get there hands on a QB who can throw an accurate deep ball….look out.<\/p>\n CB Darryl\u00a0Roberts-\u00a0<\/strong>This may have been the most surprising performance of the day. \u00a0After struggling all through training camp and the pre-season, Roberts has struggled to even get on the field. \u00a0Then, against Cutler and the Dolphins, Roberts picked up seven tackles and offered tight coverage consistently, adding a PBU.<\/p>\n Jets defensive lineman Lawrence Thomas saw action at fullback for the first time as a pro.<\/p><\/div>\n DL\/FB Lawrence Thomas-\u00a0<\/strong>Thomas opened some eyes when he came out early on as a blocking fullback and even more so later in the game when Josh McCown hit him for a fifteen yard catch and run that Thomas appeared to have a shot at taking the distance. Playing fullback wasn’t exactly new to Thomas who was recruited to Michigan State at the position and played there as a freshman, as we mentioned here, when he was initially signed<\/a><\/strong> as an undrafted free agent.<\/p>\n TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins-\u00a0<\/strong>Seferian Jenkins didn’t light up the stat sheet (5 rec\/31 yards), but he didn’t have to. \u00a0All the Jets needed from the big man in the middle was to play well enough to be accounted for in his first action of the season following a two game suspension, and he did just that. \u00a0Especially early on when Josh McCown completed consecutive passes to Seferian-Jenkins, whose five receptions are the most in a game \u00a0by a Jets tight end since the beginning of time…or at least it feels that way.<\/p>\n WR Ardarius Stewart-\u00a0<\/strong>With the addition of Jeremy Kerley at receiver, Stewart has seen his reps cut drastically since a solid debut in week one, but he makes the list for making the most of his limited playing time. \u00a0Steward had just one catch for 24 yards, but it was easily the best catch of the day for a Jets receiver as Stewart laid out and hauled in a one-handed grab on what was a rare off-target pass from McCown.<\/p>\n WR Jermaine Kearse-\u00a0<\/strong>It may have been his first game without a touchdown since coming to the Jets, but Kearse had another solid day at the office as he came away with 3 receptions for 42 yards. \u00a0A very strong start to the season for Kearse despite being a last-minute addition to the offense.<\/p>\n DB Terrance Brooks-\u00a0<\/strong>Acquired late in the pre-season in exchange for cornerback Dexter McDougle, Brooks made his presence felt, picking up a pair of interceptions while tying Jamal Adams for the second-highest grade for any Jets player from PFF.com<\/strong><\/a> at 84.<\/p>\n OG Dakota Dozier and RT Brandon Shell-\u00a0<\/strong>Dozier and Shell get lumped in together here because at first glance, they seemed to play a very similar type of game. \u00a0We knew gong in that Miami’s defensive line was going to be a handful, and Dozier and Shell looked very bad early on. \u00a0While neither player was great, they both settled down and fought to keep Josh McCown upright. \u00a0It may have been ugly more often than not, but the two found a way to get the job done.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/miletestsite.com\/jets\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/09\/IMG_3601.jpg\")
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