Locked On Jets

The New York Jets offense did a whole lot of nothing in a 29-6 loss against the New Orleans Saints. It was the second straight start for Jets QB Brady Cook, who the team said they wanted to continue to evaluate. Well, they couldn't have liked what they saw. Cook was sacked eight times and committed two turnovers. As a team, it was a day of just 195 yards of total offense for New York. On the other side of the ball, a much better effort was shown early. New defensive coordinator Chris Harris had that side of the ball playing at a much better level in the opening stages, which included a turnover created on the Saints first drive of the game. But, in a theme for the Jets over the last couple of years, the offensive struggles put too much on the defense's plate and the 29 points scored by the Saints were just too much for today. Two games remainn for the Jets, against two divisional foes with the New England Patriots up next. Everydayer ClubIf you never miss an episode, it’s time to make it official. Join the Lo