Joe Blewett
Host| New York Jets Film Breakdowns at Blewett's Blitz | New York Jets Film Breakdowns
Co-Owner of @JetsXFactor (https://t.co/oX2h6rs5Hi) and host of @BlewettsBlitz
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5 days ago |
jetsxfactor.com | Joe Blewett
The “JFM role.”It is something New York Jets fans have longed for the team to address since Joe Douglas’ bizarre decision to trade John Franklin-Myers ahead of the 2024 season. Franklin-Myers made a name for himself in New York’s defense as a versatile weapon on the defensive line. At 6-foot-4 and 288 pounds with plus athleticism, Franklin-Myers had enough quickness to cause havoc as an interior pass rusher and enough size to set the edge effectively.
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1 week ago |
jetsxfactor.com | Joe Blewett
Potential. It’s a common denominator between the New York Jets’ offseason additions under Darren Mougey. Whether it was signing Justin Fields to a $40 million deal or drafting Francisco Mauigoa in the fifth round, New York’s first-year general manager has prioritized adding players with upside. That label applies to the rookie linebacker from Miami, who registered a fantastic RAS (Relative Athletic Score) of 9.17.
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1 week ago |
jetsxfactor.com | Joe Blewett
Entering the 2025 NFL draft, safety was one of the New York Jets’ top needs. While the Jets waited until the fourth round to address it, that player still has a chance to start for New York in Week 1 of his rookie season. Alabama product Malachi Moore enters a Jets safety room that should feature intense competition in the summer.
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1 week ago |
jetsxfactor.com | Joe Blewett
It’s not often that a fourth-round pick is the most controversial player of an NFL team’s draft class, but that is the case with Arian Smith and the New York Jets. First-year Jets general manager Darren Mougey took the Georgia product with the 110th overall pick. While it is a relatively low-risk investment, the selection has drawn criticism from fans and media members. It has a lot to do with Smith’s pre-draft rankings.
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2 weeks ago |
jetsxfactor.com | Joe Blewett
Cornerback was poised to be an offseason need for the New York Jets with D.J. Reed expected to leave in free agency. As a result, January and February mock drafts often had the Jets selecting a cornerback as early as the first round. Then, the Jets filled a starting cornerback spot with the surprising signing of Brandon Stephens in free agency. Fans removed the position from New York’s radar in the first few rounds of the draft.
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Highlights from the Arian Smith review- https://t.co/OZxrkTxzjA
He's one of the #Jets' most polarizing Day 3 picks in recent memory. Is the Arian Smith criticism overblown or justified? @Joerb31 breaks down all aspects of Smith's film, balancing the legit concerns with his truly unique potential ➡️ https://t.co/XmEAl5PDsX https://t.co/zESYluv86Y
RT @jetsxfactor: He's one of the #Jets' most polarizing Day 3 picks in recent memory. Is the Arian Smith criticism overblown or justified?…
RT @Joerb31: Highlights from the Azareye'h Thomas review- https://t.co/2b87Kw8G24
