Braelon, HC Aaron Glenn said Monday, “went out there and did his job. No one’s surprised. We’re all happy for him that he had a chance to go out there and really show what he can do on a consistent basis. It was good to see.”
And what more can we say about the man who sometimes goes by the alphanumeric “G5”?
“Anytime we can get Garrett involved, good things happen,” Glenn said. “He’s an elite receiver, he’s highly competitive, and he can make catches that just some guys can’t. And he’s tough as nails.”
Others contributed, of course, but Wilson, in his fifth season, and Allen, his third, provided a singular powerful performance in franchise history.
In 48 games, the Jets have had at least one 100-yard rusher and one 100-yard receiver. In 15 of those games, rusher and receiver each scored at least one TD.