New York Jets’ Defense Hides Running Woes in Blowout

The New York Jets Blew the Jacksonville Jaguars out of the stadium, but not with an improved running game.
New York Jets’ Defense Hides Running Woes in Blowout
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<a><img src="https://www.theepochtimes.com/assets/uploads/2015/09/Cromartie125589551WEVB.jpg" alt="Antonio Cromartie returns one his two interceptions on the day against Jacksonville starter Luke McCown. All in all, the Jets' cornerback (wearing the throw-back blue and yellow uniform) totaled 148 return yards in running back the aforementioned pair of picks plus his two kick returns in the Jets' 32-3 win over Jacksonville. (Nick Laham/Getty Images)" title="Antonio Cromartie returns one his two interceptions on the day against Jacksonville starter Luke McCown. All in all, the Jets' cornerback (wearing the throw-back blue and yellow uniform) totaled 148 return yards in running back the aforementioned pair of picks plus his two kick returns in the Jets' 32-3 win over Jacksonville. (Nick Laham/Getty Images)" width="575" class="size-medium wp-image-1797566"/></a>
Antonio Cromartie returns one his two interceptions on the day against Jacksonville starter Luke McCown. All in all, the Jets' cornerback (wearing the throw-back blue and yellow uniform) totaled 148 return yards in running back the aforementioned pair of picks plus his two kick returns in the Jets' 32-3 win over Jacksonville. (Nick Laham/Getty Images)
After Rex Ryan’s crew thoroughly defeated inexperienced quarterback Luke McCown and the Jacksonville Jaguars 32–3 Sunday afternoon at MetLife Stadium, the prevailing question asked among us never-satisfied Monday morning quarterbacks (yes, pessimism is the key requirement for the job) was, “Still no running game?”

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