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(0-4) (1-3) JETS DEBUT: • QB Joe Flacco NFL DEBUT: • CB Lamar (0-4) (1-3) 28 37 CB PIERRE DESIR Desir registered two The Jets defense has now scored six interceptions on the night, touchdowns over the last two seasons returning one for a touchdown, under DC Gregg Williams, trailing only his second career game with BAL and NE (7 each) among NFL de- multiple interceptions and his fenses over that span. first with a touchdown. His three interceptions lead the league so far this season and he is only one of six S Marcus Maye leads all NFL defensive players with a pick six in 2020. backs with 21 defensive stops according to Next Gen Stats, the next closest defender has 12. Defensive stops are WR JAMISON CROWDER defined as a tackle resulting in a successful led the team with Crowder play for the defense based on the yards to go 104 yards on seven receptions by down. (14.9 avg.), his second 100-yard performance of the season and the eighth of his career. Despite only playing in two games this season, QB Sam Darnold registered a 46-yard touchdown run in the first quarter, he is one of four players with multiple the longest run by a QB in Jets history. 100-yard performances in 2020. Darnold Joins Deshaun Watson and Lamar Jackson as the only QBs in the NFL with a 40+ yard rushing touchdown in K SAM FICKEN the last five seasons. Ficken went 5-for-5 on field goals, including a career-long 54- yard make in the fourth quarter. WR Jeff Smith finished second on the His five field goals are tied for the team with a career-high 81 receiving second most in the NFL in a game yards on seven catches (11.6 avg.) in just this season and marks only the sixth his second career game, the third most in game in Jets history with 5+ field Jets history among players in their second goals. Ficken is also one of 10 kickers career game or less and the most since in the NFL still at 100% on the season. 2012 (Stephen Hill, 89). JETS DEBUT: • QB Joe Flacco • QB Sam Darnold ran six times for a career-high 84 yards (14.0 avg.) and a touch- down, the most rushing yards in a single game by a QB in Jets history. He also com- NFL DEBUT: pleted 23 of 42 passes for 230 yards in the game. He now owns 6,681 passing yards • CB Lamar Jackson in 30 career games, the most by a Jets quarterback in their first 30 career games. • CB Javelin Guidry • LB Neville Hewitt led the defense with nine tackles, tied for his second best sin- gle-game total and the most he’s recorded since Week 16 of 2018. He added one tackle SERIES: for loss and a quarterback hit in the game. • Jets trail 16-20-1 (8-9-1 at • LB Brian Poole registered his sixth career interception and his first since Week 12 Home) of 2019. He finished the game with four solo tackles, one interception and one pass defensed. .
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