Their numbers are always subject to change after their initial grades, but still fun to take a peek at for the die-hard fan.\u00a0 Pro Football Focus took a look at some of the best and most notable performances from the Jets week 13 win over Kansas City, and here’s what they found.<\/p>\n
While it certainly appeared as if nobody in the Jets secondary had done anything right, as we pointed out in our post-game report card<\/strong><\/a>, it looks like Jamal Adams was the exception.\u00a0 Per PFF, Adams played 34 coverage snaps and was targeted just three times by Alex Smith, allowing no receptions while picking up a pass defended. This, despite the fact that some fans still refer to Adams as a “box safety”, something he clearly is not.<\/p>\n It was no big secret that the Jets have been getting some great play out of Robby Anderson and Jermaine Kearse of late and that was reflected in PFF’s ratings yesterday, placing Kearse and Anderson as the Jets top two graded players at 91.5 and 86.9 respectively.<\/p>\n Those fans hoping to find out whether or not linebacker Darron Lee would continue his second-half surge were disappointed to learn that the former first round pick was deactivated by Todd Bowles<\/strong><\/a> for showing up late to a practice earlier this week.\u00a0 After coming in dead last in PFF’s rankings through the first six weeks among 85 rated linebackers, Lee has earned the 9th highest grade out of 81 linebackers from weeks 7-12.<\/p>\n