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New York Jets 2012 Playoffs
The New York Jets looked like they were going to be on the road to the winning the AFC East. Instead, following an embarrassing loss to the Patriots (45-3), New York Jets playoff tickets are now in doubt. They may still win a playoff berth, but the Jets will not have those tickets for a home game at the New Meadowlands Stadium. They are 10-4 and fighting for their postseason life.
New York has two games left to secure a playoff spot. They will play the Bears in Chicago and the Bills at home. The Jets are a football team characterized by tough defense. They allow 18.5 points a game (15th) and allow 205 passing yards a game (9th) and 92.7 rushing yards a game (4th). They also have forced 23 turnovers. This is a dangerous defense with the capacity to stop any offense and make a run for the Super Bowl.
The Jets offense is another story. New York only scores 21.1 points a game and passes for 204.4 yards and runs for 141 yards (6th) a game. The Jets second year quarterback Mark Sanchez is best equipped to simply manage the game. He has a 74.6 QB Ranking, surpassing 3,000 yards through the air, yet only throwing 16 touchdowns to 12 interceptions.
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Sanchez is hitting WR Braylon Edwards (46 receptions, 774 yards, 6 TD) WR Santonio Holmes (47 receptions, 660 yards, 4 TD), and TE Dustin Keller (48 receptions, 608 yards, 5 TD).
New York’s best bet to move the ball is with the running back duo of LaDainian Tomlinson and Shonn Greene. Tomlinson ran for 886 yards and 5 touchdowns. Greene ran for 696 yards and one touchdown.
Find your New York Jets tickets for the 2011 playoffs here and see just how far this team can make it in the loaded AFC.