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The New York Jets are aiming to break a long-standing offensive drought as they prepare to face the Denver Broncos in Week 4. The Jets have not scored three offensive touchdowns in four consecutive games since 1996, and they currently hold the longest active drought in the NFL. With a healthy Aaron Rodgers and a new offensive strategy, the Jets are optimistic about their chances. Meanwhile, former Jets quarterback Zach Wilson is now with the Broncos, and the Jets have high hopes for him despite his struggles in New York.
- The Jets are looking to end an 18-year drought of scoring three offensive touchdowns in four straight games.
- Aaron Rodgers is adapting to a new offense with a wristband play sheet to streamline communication.
- Zach Wilson is seen positively by the Jets despite his struggles, and they hope he can find success in Denver.
Aaron Rodgers | QB
Breakout
Week 4
295 pass yards
2 pass TDs
0- Rodgers is 13-0 in home games with at least nine days of rest, showcasing his effectiveness.
- He is using a wristband with a play sheet to help streamline the offense.
Zach Wilson | QB
Trade
Week 4
- Wilson is viewed as a talented player who needed a change of scenery to mature.
- Rodgers still keeps in touch with Wilson, considering him a 'little brother'.
Garrett Wilson | WR
Breakout
Week 4
- Wilson is expected to face tough coverage from Broncos cornerback Pat Surtain II.
- Coaches need to find ways to move him around to create better matchups.
New York Jets
- The Jets are looking to improve their offensive output after a poor scoring record last season.
- They are optimistic about their chances with a healthy Aaron Rodgers leading the offense.
Denver Broncos
- The Broncos will face a Jets team looking to break a long offensive drought.
- Zach Wilson's transition to the Broncos is seen as a potential fresh start for him.