Trying to fairly and accurately evaluate the play of many Jets offensive skill players from last season is akin to writing a yelp review in which you try to rate the food on The Titanic. For a unit that was plagued with countless injuries up front while dealing with some of the most inaccurate quarterback play you’ll ever see, Jets offensive skill players were collectively fighting an uphill battle.
Take Michael Carter for example. The running back who averaged 4.19 yards per carry through his first 20 NFL games, only to see that average drop by almost a full yard per attempt over his next 10 contests, all the way down to 3.