#10

Jeremy Kerley

29 Catches 314 Yards 1 TD 29 PR 10.9 avg

Kerley really stepped up towards the end of the year and is looking like a steal for a 5th round pick. He didn't play to much in the beginning of the year because of Mason, but once Mason was let go and Kerley was given the #3 WR position, he flourished. He also was pretty good as a PR. Kerley's future is looking really bright.

#9

D'Brickshaw Ferguson

16 Starts 2 penalties

Brick had 1 of his worst seasons as a Jet but still made the Pro Bowl. He is still young and in the prime of his career. He also showed he's a team player by making those adjustments to his contract so we have cap space this off season. D'brick is a stud LT and will be our LT for years to come.

#8

Joe McKnight

43 Rushes 134 Yards 13 Catches 139 Yards 34 KO returns 1 TD 31.6 Avg 1 Blocked Punt

McKnight showed more improvement this year then anyone else on the roster. He showed to be absolutly explosive when he has the ball in his hands. He has proved to be a reliable return man and IMO can be a great 3rd down back and pass catching threat out of the backfield.

#7

Brandon Moore

16 Starts 5 Penalties

Moore had his first Pro Bowl year even though it wasn't his best year. In the running game theres very few guards better then "meat". In the passing game though teams attacked the right side due to our starting RT( not listed in the top 30). He's getting up in age now so he will probably only be productive for a few more years.

#30 Eric Smith

#29 Nick Bellore

#28 Tanner Purdam

#27 Brodney Pool

#26 Jamaal Westerman

#25 John Conner

#24 Nick Folk

#23 Mike Devito

#22 Bart Scott

#21 Jim Leonhard

#20 Ladanian Tomlinson

#19 Plaxico Burress

#18 Kyle Wilson

#17 Mark Sanchez

#16 Matt Slauson

#15 Mohammad Wilkerson

#14 Shonn Greene

#13 Calvin Pace

#12 Antonio Cromartie

#11 Santonio Holmes

#10 Jeremy Kerley

#9 D'Brickshaw Ferguson

#8 Joe McKnight

#7 Brandon Moore