The Game Haus
  • Home
  • Esports
    • Strategy
      • League of Legends
      • Super Smash Brothers
      • Pokemon Unite
      • Teamfight Tactics
      • Legends of Runeterra
      • Rocket League
      • Wild Rift
      • Hearthstone
      • Pokemon
    • Shooters
      • Halo
      • Overwatch
      • Call of Duty
      • Valorant
      • Apex Legends
      • Gaming
      • CS:GO
      • Fortnite
      • Fighting Games
  • Sports
    • Live Sports
      • College Football
      • College Basketball
      • Soccer
      • NFL
      • NHL
      • MLB
      • NBA
      • PGA
    • Fantasy and Others
      • Fantasy Football
      • Fantasy Baseball
      • Nascar
      • NFL Draft
  • Store
  • More
    • About Us
    • Contact Us
    • Best iGaming Sites
    • Best VPN Sites
    • Best Browser Games
  • Starfield
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
The Game Haus
  • Home
  • Esports
    • Strategy
      • League of Legends
      • Super Smash Brothers
      • Pokemon Unite
      • Teamfight Tactics
      • Legends of Runeterra
      • Rocket League
      • Wild Rift
      • Hearthstone
      • Pokemon
    • Shooters
      • Halo
      • Overwatch
      • Call of Duty
      • Valorant
      • Apex Legends
      • Gaming
      • CS:GO
      • Fortnite
      • Fighting Games
  • Sports
    • Live Sports
      • College Football
      • College Basketball
      • Soccer
      • NFL
      • NHL
      • MLB
      • NBA
      • PGA
    • Fantasy and Others
      • Fantasy Football
      • Fantasy Baseball
      • Nascar
      • NFL Draft
  • Store
  • More
    • About Us
    • Contact Us
    • Best iGaming Sites
    • Best VPN Sites
    • Best Browser Games
  • Starfield
Facebook X (Twitter) YouTube
The Game Haus
Home»NFL»New York Jets Week 7 Review
New York Jets Week 7 Review: New England Patriots
NFL

New York Jets Week 7 Review

Andrew CallahanBy Andrew CallahanOctober 27, 20214 Mins Read

What is wrong with the New York Jets? ‘Everything’ would be the easy answer, but it goes much deeper than that. This team is the definition of dysfunction. The coaching isn’t working, injuries are popping up all over the place, and worst of all, Zach Wilson is injured. Here is a review of the New York Jets’ Week 7 game against the New England Patriots.

The Offense

The Jets traveled up to Foxborough in an attempt to avenge their Week 2 loss at home against this Patriots team, who were hungry after a close loss to the Dallas Cowboys. They may as well not have made the trip. Wilson got injured in the second quarter after a rough hit from Matthew Judon, and after he went down, Mike White stepped in.

With White at Quarterback, they started off strong, but they tapered off pretty quick. They ended his first drive with a touchdown, but White threw two interceptions in the third quarter, and the offense could not do anything. Bill Belichick figured out White quickly, and the Jets could offer no counter-punch.

One player who has looked good, and looked good this week, is Michael Carter. With no true #1 running back, Carter has been a revelation in the backfield for the Jets. He finished the game with 8 receptions for 67 yards, and carried the load with 11 carries for 37 yards. Involving Carter in the passing game is huge for the Jets, and they need to continue to do so. Elijah Moore also got involved in the offense, scoring his first NFL touchdown on a jet sweep.

The Defense

And then, what hasn’t been mentioned yet is that the Jets allowed the Patriots to score 54 points. 54. Points. The most points any team has allowed this season, the Patriots ran the ball all over the Jets’ fragile and porous defense. Damien Harris looked like Derrick Henry, and the Jets couldn’t do anything to stop him.

Mac Jones looked relaxed as well, throwing for over 300 yards and a pair of touchdowns. The Patriots just outplayed the Jets in every way, in every phase of the game, and there was nothing the Jets could do about it.

The Jets defense is a problem. Even without Carl Lawson, the defensive line looked decent enough, but they have been missing for the past 3 weeks. The only sack on the afternoon came from Del’Shawn Phillips, and they struggled to put any pressure on Jones throughout the entire game. What didn’t help was that the Quarterback of the defense, C.J. Mosley, was out this week. Mosley, who arguably is the best player on the team, has proven so far that his value is unmeasurable.

The defense is still a huge problem, and Joe Douglas may need to look into investing some more draft picks into it. The last 2 seasons, the Jets have used all 5 of their 1st and 2nd round picks on the offense. So far, there really is nothing to show for it, and there are still so many holes on this team.

A Look Ahead

The Jets are home for Week 8 against a new and improved Cincinnati Bengals team who finds themselves in first place in the AFC North. Hopefully this week serves as a wake-up call, for a team desperate for a win. Joe Flacco, who the Jets traded a conditional 6th round pick for, figures to start this week at Quarterback. This has been the New York Jets Week 7 review: New England Patriots.

Featured image courtesy of 

You can “Like” The Game Haus on Facebook and “Follow” us on Twitter for more sports and esports articles from other great TGH writers!

“From Our Haus to Yours“

2021 free agency 2021 free agents 2021 NFL free agency 2021 NFL free agents 2021 NFL news Breaking News C.J. Mosley Carl Lawson Cincinnati Bengals Dallas Cowboys Damien Harris Del'Shawn Phillips Derrick Henry Elijah Moore Free Agency Free Agent Injured Reserve Injuries injury injury list Injury news. Mac Jones Matthew Judon Michael Carter New England Patriots New York Jets nfl breaking news NFL depth chart NFL depth charts NFL free agency NFL Free agents NFL IL NFL injured reserve NFL injuries NFL Injury NFL injury list NFL Injury Reserve NFL IR nfl news NFL Trade rumors rumors sports news Sports Rumors TGH The Game Haus Trade Rumors Zach Wilson

1 Comment

  1. Pingback: New York Jets Week 8 Preview: Cincinnati Bengals

Leave A Reply Cancel Reply

Recent Stories

College Football Week 6 Picks Against the Spread

October 3, 2023

College Football Week 6 Picks

October 3, 2023

NFL Draft Prospects to Watch in College Football Week 6

October 3, 2023

The Game Haus aims to bring unbiased, factually sound opinions to audiences across a range of mediums that are not readily accessible in the day-to-day media outlets. We cover the latest news in Call of Duty, CS:GO, League of Legends, Dota 2, Fighting Games, NBA 2K, Halo, Hearthstone, Overwatch, Pokemon, Rocket League, Smite, Starcraft II, Fantasy Sports, MLS, EPL, MLB, NASCAR, NBA, NCAAB, NCAAF, NFL, NHL, and PGA.

Next to our unbiased coverage for esports and sports, have a look at our iGaming content. If you are looking for the most recommended Esports Betting Sites or Best Sports Betting Sites, look no further. We also cover the Best Sweepstakes Casinos in our free 2 play section and have a closer look at the Best DFS Sites out there. If you are looking for some real money options, check how we ranked the Best Online Casinos.

Don’t miss out on our dedicated VPN section. If you are in need of the Best VPN Services, we now got your back. No matter whether you are searching for the Best Gaming VPNs, reliable VPNs for Streaming or just looking for switching to a different Country IP via VPN, we have all the answers you need. No time to waste? Check our ExpressVPN Review or our NordVPN Review and you have the clear winners!

The Game Haus is now bringing you the best browser games to play for free. Up for a classic, then don’t hestitate to play Forge of Empires online. Fancy new browser games? No problem! We have toplists for MMO browser games, free online strategy games or browser building games. No matter if you want to play laptop browser games by yourself or the best free coop games. We got you covered!

Follow us on Social Media for updates! Sports: Facebook | Twitter Esports: Facebook | Twitter

Login

Facebook X (Twitter) YouTube
© 2023 The Game Haus. Designed by SEOpologist.

Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.