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Joe Caporoso with a film breakdown of New York Jets running back Elijah McGuire
With the 188th overall pick in the 6th round of the 2017 NFL Draft, the New York Jets selected running back Elijah McGuire from Louisiana-Lafayette . Let’s take a closer look at his game and how he fits with the Jets offense…
David Aitken with a film breakdown of New York Jets second round pick Marcus Maye
Last month the Jets double dipped at safety with their first two selections. Last week we broke down Jamal Adams, this week it’s his future running mate – Florida safety Marcus Maye.
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Joe Caporoso with a film breakdown of New York Jets 5th round TE Jordan Leggett
With the 150th overall pick in the 5th round of the 2017 NFL Draft, the New York Jets selected tight end Jordan Leggett from Clemson. Let’s take a closer look at his game and how he fits with the Jets offense…
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David Aitken with a film room breakdown of New York Jets first round pick, safety Jamal Adams
Jamal Adams joins Gang Green with big expectations. What kind of player have the Jets selected with this year’s sixth pick?
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Joe Caporoso with a film breakdown of New York Jets 3rd round WR ArDarius Stewart
With the 79th overall pick in the 3rd round of the 2017 NFL Draft, the New York Jets selected wide receiver ArDarius Stewart from the University of Alabama. Let’s take a closer look at his game and how he fits with the Jets offense…
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Joe Caporoso with a film room breakdown of New York Jets 4th round WR Chad Hansen
With the 141st overall pick in the 4th round of the 2017 NFL Draft, the New York Jets selected wide receiver Chad Hansen from the University of California. Let’s take a closer look at Hansen’s game and how he fits with the Jets offense…
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Joe Caporoso breaks down the film on New York Jets wide receiver Robby Anderson
Part of the reason the New York Jets were not hesitant about moving on from Brandon Marshall and may not be hesitant about moving on from Eric Decker is because of the presence of Robby Anderson. The rookie UDFA was one of the few bright spots of the 2016 season finishing with 42 receptions, 587 yards (14.0 yards per catch) and 2 touchdowns. What level of potential did Anderson show in 2016 and what is his long term ceiling in New York?
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A fact is the confirmation or validation of an event or object. Data is raw facts that describe the characteristics of an event or object. Information is data converted into a meaningful and useful context.
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Edward Gorelik breaks down Bryce Petty’s performance against Miami with his weekly context stats
Statistics let us remove emotional stimuli and focus on the hard truth of what happens. But we need to place statistics into their environment to gain context and understand what’s really happening. Bryce Petty having 60% accuracy doesn’t tell you any information, but 60% accuracy throwing against man coverage gives you something to work with. That’s the purpose of this season-long project. Continue reading “Context Stats: Bryce Petty vs the Dolphins”
Joe Caporoso breaks down New York Jets quarterback Bryce Petty vs. the Miami Dolphins
Despite a competitive first half the New York Jets were ran off the field against the Miami Dolphins 34-13. Similar to the rest of his team, Bryce Petty had a fast start but flamed out as the game progressed. How did the Jets second year quarterback perform against a likely soon to be playoff team? Let’s break down the #TAPE…
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