Top 30 Jets of 2011 #s 26-23

by brick wall 60 on Feb 22, 2012 10:52 AM EST

#26

36 Tackles 8 TFL 3.5 sacks 9 Qb hits

We all expected more out of Westerman this year. He was suppose to be our pass rusher. That didn't work out too well.

#25

The "Terminator" had a solid season in terms of creating some holes. There were definantly times that he dominated and times were he couldn't block a CB. Overall he's still a solid FB. Plus the few times he was handed the ball he didn't look to bad.

#24

Nick Folk

Folk was 19-25 with a long of 51. Not an awful season but not a great one. He proved he can be clutch ( opening day vs. Dallas), but he also showed he can miss the easy one (24 yarder vs. NE). I think if we keep him for next year he must have some competition.

#23

Mike Devito

34 Tackles 2 TFL 1 Sack

Now let me start by saying I love Devito and the only reason hes this low on the list is because he missed a bunch of games with the knee injury, and even when playing it clearly effected him. For a DE he doesn't get a lot of pressure but that's not his game. Devito is a pure run stuffer. With a healthy knee Devito can be dominant on running plays.

Current Rankings

30) Eric Smith

29) Nick Bellore

28) Tanner Purdam

27) Brodney Pool

26) Jamaal Westerman

25) John Conner

24) Nick Folk

23) Mike Devito

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Nice.

I owuld rank DeVito much higher as well, but the injury must be considered.

by JetKing55 on Feb 22, 2012 1:52 PM EST reply actions

Where'd you get TFL stats?

I can’t find those anywhere. I’ve always wondered why the hell they aren’t an official stat—they’re nearly as important as sacks and way more significant than just regular old tackles for edge rushers.

by Exystence on Feb 22, 2012 5:07 PM EST via mobile reply actions

Devito and Edge Rusher

don’t belong in the same sentence. LOL! ;-)

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by joeklecko on Feb 23, 2012 12:23 AM EST up reply actions