Welp, they’re back to being the New York Jets.
After a promising stretch of three wins in five games, the Jets have reminded their fans where the team stands in its rebuild process. New York was dominated 48-20 in a wire-to-wire blowout against the Jacksonville Jaguars, bringing the Jets’ point differential to -52 over just the last two weeks alone.
The defense, as fans are well aware, was atrocious, so much so that Aaron Glenn elected to fire defensive coordinator Steve Wilks.
The most interesting storyline, though, was the performance of undrafted rookie quarterback Brady Cook.
While Cook’s ascension to the starting lineup did not generate much fanfare due to his UDFA status, he brings interesting upside to the table, at least for a player of his draft pedigree.
Cook worked his way up from looking out of place at OTAs to earning a spot on the Jets’ roster through his play in training camp and the preseason. As a dynamic athlete (9.71 Relative Athletic Score), Cook’s apparent progress with the details of the quarterback position made him an intriguing prospect to watch as he prepared for his first start.
So… what did Cook show in his Jets debut? Does he have the potential to develop into an NFL starter down the line? Or at least a rosterable backup?
With Cook set to start again in the Jets’ Week 16 game against the Saints, it’s worthwhile for fans to get an idea of where he stands in his development.
On the latest episode of Blewett’s Blitz, we’re here to break down Cook and reveal all of the critical takeaways from the Jets-Jaguars All-22 film. The silver linings, the major duds, and everything in between—it’s all there on tape.
Seen below is the full Jets-Jaguars film review.
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