Should the New York Jets Utilize Their No Huddle Offense More?

I think the answer to this is up to Mark Sanchez.

Ryan’s got a philosophical issue with this approach because he wants sustained, ball control drives that keep his beloved defense rested. But having the top ranked D at the end of the year is not the rightful objective for this football team. If Sanchez, who is certainly struggling to find a rhythm with this offense, feels like he would be more productive in a two-minute, you gotta try it. We can’t win if we can’t score. And lately, we ain’t scoring, because teams are loading the freakin’ box on us every week now.

This is obviously a risky proposition when you have a QB who’s inaccurate, which I’m sure is also a factor in the coaches’ hesitation to run that type of offense. However, when you’re looking at an 11.5 ppg avg the last 2 weeks against below average defenses, what do you really have to lose?

We just need a good OC to call some good games. You see other teams with less talent who have a good OC create some good plays and he read the defenses. It like a chess game at times out there and our OC can’t play chess and is too predictable.

is what this team could use.With their offensive weapons,the Jets should be lighting up the scoreboard not struggling to score points.

I would run get to the line then run again then pass. Sometimes run, run, run. The idea is to speed up the offense but at the same time slowly move down the field. This would surely tired a defense out, while also giving your defense rest.

Then we can force them into keeping that personnel group on the field and just keep exploiting it.

I don’t necessarily like the idea of going 2-minutes more just to find rhythm. Seems like a good way to ensure the exact opposite if youre not successful; and it puts more stress on the defense.

But i would like to see them quicken the pace at times. Seems like they are always trying to “reveal the disguise.” But i would think they would be a lot less apt to play around with their looks if we went with a few quick snaps and caught them with their pants down.

I would really like to see if we could go 3-wide but with Keller in the slot (really, i would like to see Cumberland, but i digress) and Harstock at TE. If we could run the ball effectively out of that formation we could really do some damage. Keller is basically an impossible cover for just about any LB; but he can block efficiently so he still gives us the benefit of a 2 TE, jumbo kinda advantage if they try to put in a safety rather than a LB to cover Keller. Thats the kinda formation that we can really catch a team in a bad personnel group and just no-huddle it until they say mercy and call a time out.