FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- In simplest terms, an NFL secondary has two jobs: prevent big plays and create them. The New York Jets did neither last season. They gave new meaning to "E-ZPass," prompting an offseason overhaul on the back end of their defense. They have some new starters and a new swag.
"I think it's special," said cornerback D.J. Reed, who signed with the Jets after playing for the Seattle Seahawks and San Francisco 49ers. "We have the guys to do more than just get the job done. I think we can dominate.