— B/R Gridiron (@brgridiron) September 22, 2019
The modern NFL is one ruled by “Big Offense”, an athletic denomination ruled by a deity known as fantasy football. Scoring four touchdowns in a losing effort has become more common and no less frustrating. Three of the seven highest-scoring games in NFL history have come in the last decade.
These phenomena and more have made the New York Jets’ offensive ineptitude all the more impressive from a macabre standpoint.
Enough has been written about how the Jets have lacked a true franchise quarterback solution since the Nixon resignation, but last year’s edition hit astonishing new lows.