Unless the Jets do something about their secondary, they're going to have a really hard time. There's some upside with like a Bryce Hall, but otherwise they're going to get torched. A better pass rush should help, but still. Also, even with Moses in the mix, I worry about Becton holding up, and an injury to him makes the line a concern again IMO.
I think they're a decent team but I'd be really surprised if they were "good" in any real sense.
If they are competitive in games as in "the game is still in doubt heading into the 4th quarter" type competitive, that alone would be a big win for the Jets this upcoming season compared to how it's been every single season since that surprising and flukish 2015 season when Fitzpatrick forgot he was supposed to suck until the last game of the year.
The secondary is for sure a concern but there is hope that some of Saleh's schemes he has up his sleeve can mask some of the weaknesses there because on paper the Jets defense looks quite improved over last year with the additions of Larson, Rankins a healthy Mosley and a hopefully improved Ashtyn Davis
Tho it would definitely sting for sure, the Moses signing and the drafting of AVT gives me quite a bit more confidence that we could withstand a Becton injury.
I've read Becton has lost some weight which if he wants to stay on the field, he has to do that as even if he's a great athlete at 375 lbs and quick for his size, he'd be that much more quicker at 330-335 and he'd have a better chance of not getting hurt. We'll see but this is about as optimistic as I can recall I've been for a Jets season since probably 2011, the season after the Steeler AFC title game loss.
