Overall Ranking

181	'11	'10	'09
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Rushing Yards	--	--	--
100 Yard Games	--	--	--
Receptions	--	--	--
Receiving Yards	--	--	--
Total TDs	--	--	--

Season Schedule

Week 1 - Sep 09

BUF 28 @ NYJ 48
Week 2 - Sep 16

NYJ 10 @ PIT 27
Week 3 - Sep 23

NYJ 23 @ MIA 20
Week 4 - Sep 30

SF 34 @ NYJ 0
Week 6 - Oct 08

HOU 23 @ NYJ 17
Week 7 - Oct 21

NYJ @ NE
Week 8 - Oct 28

MIA @ NYJ
Week 9 - Nov 04

bye
Week 10 - Nov 11

NYJ @ SEA
Week 11 - Nov 18

NYJ @ STL
Week 12 - Nov 22

NE @ NYJ
Week 13 - Dec 02

ARI @ NYJ

Week 1 - Sep 11

DAL 24 @ NYJ 27
Week 2 - Sep 18

JAC 3 @ NYJ 32
Week 3 - Sep 25

NYJ 24 @ OAK 34
Week 4 - Oct 02

NYJ 17 @ BAL 34
Week 5 - Oct 09

NYJ 21 @ NE 30
Week 6 - Oct 17

MIA 6 @ NYJ 24
Week 7 - Oct 23

SD 21 @ NYJ 27
Week 8 - Oct 30

bye
Week 9 - Nov 06

NYJ 27 @ BUF 11
Week 10 - Nov 13

NE 37 @ NYJ 16
Week 12 - Nov 27

BUF 24 @ NYJ 28
Week 13 - Dec 04

NYJ 34 @ WAS 19
Week 14 - Dec 11

KC 10 @ NYJ 37
Week 15 - Dec 18

NYJ 19 @ PHI 45
Week 16 - Dec 24

NYG 29 @ NYJ 14

Week 1 - Sep 13

BAL 10 @ NYJ 9
Week 2 - Sep 19

NE 14 @ NYJ 28
Week 3 - Sep 26

NYJ 31 @ MIA 23
Week 4 - Oct 03

NYJ 38 @ BUF 14
Week 5 - Oct 11

MIN 20 @ NYJ 29
Week 6 - Oct 17

NYJ 24 @ DEN 20
Week 7 - Oct 24

bye
Week 8 - Oct 31

GB 9 @ NYJ 0
Week 9 - Nov 07

NYJ 23 @ DET 20
Week 10 - Nov 14

NYJ 26 @ CLE 20
Week 11 - Nov 21

HOU 27 @ NYJ 30
Week 12 - Nov 25

CIN 10 @ NYJ 26
Week 13 - Dec 06

NYJ 3 @ NE 45
Week 14 - Dec 12

MIA 10 @ NYJ 6
Week 15 - Dec 19

NYJ 22 @ PIT 17
Week 16 - Dec 26

NYJ 34 @ CHI 38
Week 17 - Jan 02

BUF 7 @ NYJ 38

Week 1 - Sep 13

NYJ 24 @ HOU 7
Week 2 - Sep 20

NE 9 @ NYJ 16
Week 3 - Sep 27

TEN 17 @ NYJ 24
Week 4 - Oct 04

NYJ 10 @ NO 24
Week 5 - Oct 12

NYJ 27 @ MIA 31
Week 6 - Oct 18

BUF 16 @ NYJ 13
Week 7 - Oct 25

NYJ 38 @ OAK 0
Week 8 - Nov 01

MIA 30 @ NYJ 25
Week 9 - Nov 08

bye
Week 10 - Nov 15

JAC 24 @ NYJ 22
Week 11 - Nov 22

NYJ 14 @ NE 31
Week 12 - Nov 29

CAR 6 @ NYJ 17
Week 13 - Dec 03

NYJ 19 @ BUF 13
Week 14 - Dec 13

NYJ 26 @ TB 3
Week 15 - Dec 20

ATL 10 @ NYJ 7
Week 16 - Dec 27

NYJ 29 @ IND 15
Week 17 - Jan 03

CIN 0 @ NYJ 37

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Joe McKnight

New York Jets

2010 - 2011 Statistics

RUSHING RECEIVING FANTASY

Rush Yards TD Rec Targets Yards TD Tot Pts Pts/Gm

2011 Stats 43 134 0 13 18 139 0 27.3 1.8

2010 Stats 39 189 0 3 4 20 0 20.9 2.3

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Fantasy Outlook 2010

Former college teammates Mark Sanchez and Joe McKnight are reunited in New York's backfield.

McKnight joins a backfield that includes second-year phenom Shonn Greene and future Hall-of-Famer Ladanian Tomlinson. Joe will be the third back on the depth chart, but Greene and Tomlinson aren’t exactly the most durable running backs. Greene had two different rib injuries as well as an ankle issue last year and Tomlinson is clearly in his decline. McKnight will largely be used as a third-down back for now and he will see some time as a slot receiver- albeit he still needs to learn the position as he only caught 66 passes in college. Once he does though, he could become a huge threat for his former collegiate teammate, quarterback Mark Sanchez.

~Offensive Coordinator Brian Schottenheimer has said that the Jets have packages that require LT and McKnight to be on the field together

~The Jets are a very run heavy team with a great line

~McKnight, who vomited all over the place and dropped a ton of passes in rookie minicamp, needs to get into shape quickly

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The Next Reggie Bush

Ever since he declared as a high school senior out of Louisiana that he would be attending USC, McKnight has been compared to Reggie Bush. Before he even stepped on campus, he was being dubbed the next Reggie Bush and struggled mightily under that pressure for his first two seasons. However, in 2009- his junior season- he finally broke free from that moniker and became his own man. Or so he thought. Ironically, it was that season in which he most resembled Reggie both on and off the field.

On the field, McKnight is an explosive, shifty back. At 6-feet, 195-pounds, he’s tall but lean. Like Bush, he thrives in the open field and was used as a punt and kick returner his first two years until injuries and more importantly, fumble-it is, crept in. Still, McKnight showed his amazing athletic ability game in and game out, although he was suspended for his final collegiate game in the Emerald Bowl for driving an SUV that didn’t belong to him- yet another similarity to Bush.

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