Thought the Jets would get more going on offence than they did. They have no aerial option whatsoever, and when they did run Greene was spitting the ball up. The Ravens is probably the best defense they'll come up against, but they blueprinted how other teams can limit the Jets. They had fucking nothing on third downs and Sanchez needs to figure out a way of bringing more to the table. Teams with big offensive linemen will probably go nickel against them, protect against the rush and cover the tailback behind, leaving Sanchez nowhere to go.
Kyle Wilson will need a bit of time. I like the id, and thought his coverage was pretty decent last night, but he was still beaten to the bal and gave away silly penalties on crucial plays (even for the Jets it was a ridiculous night for penalties, especially the first half). Brady will be looking to light him up.
Shame about Jenkins. Don't know how bad the injury is, but given his previous problems it doesn't bode well.
Their defense will lead them to wins over most other teams (who don't have Baltimore's defense), but they're going to have to find a way to to go big on offense before the playoffs. When Baltimore won the Superbowl without an offense they had the Dilfer, who was the luckiest can't-throw-a-spiral-signal-caller in history. Sanchez doesn't look like a bottle to rub.