New York Jets: 2013 Pro Football Focus Grades: Quarter Number One

Sep 29, 2013; Nashville, TN, USA; New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan on the sideline against the Tennessee Titans during the second half at LP Field. Tennessee won 38-13. Mandatory Credit: Jim Brown-USA TODAY Sports
2-2 the Jets stand as we get ready for tomorrow night in Atlanta. With one-quarter of the season gone by, let’s see how the grades look according to our friends at Pro Football Focus.
First we will take a look at the team grades, on offense:
OVERALL: -31
PASS: -2.3
RUSH: -3.9
PASS BLOCK: -2.8
RUN BLOCK: -18
PENALTY: -4
Obviously, numbers that need to rise if the Jets are going to perform at a higher level for the rest of 2013.
Now for the defense:
OVERALL: 18.4
RUN DEFENSE: 39.4 (first in the NFL)
PASS RUSH: -6.5
PASS COVERAGE: -11.8
PENALTY: -2.7
SPECIAL TEAMS: 4.8
Now we will take a look at some individual positions and find some interesting PFF grades:
QUARTERBACK:
Geno Smith is second in the league in deep passing accuracy with 57.1%.
RUNNING BACK:
Bilal Powell is just outside the top ten in elusive rating with a 33.5.
WIDE RECEIVER:
Santonio Holmes leads the team with an overall grade of 2.2.
TIGHT END:
Kellen Winslow has posted the second best slot performance of tight ends, with a catch rate of 78.6.
Sep 12, 2013; Foxborough, MA, USA; New York Jets quarterback Geno Smith (7) celebrates a touchdown with nose tackle Damon Harrison (94) during the second half of a game against the New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Mark L. Baer-USA TODAY Sports
DEFENSIVE TACKLE:
Damon Harrison is leading all DT’s with a run defense grade of 11.8, and a run stop percentage of 9.0.
DEFENSIVE END:
Sheldon Richardson is leading the race for PFF rookie of the year with an overall grade of 8.3 and a run defense grade of 10.5.
LINEBACKER:
David Harris is second in the league for 3-4 inside linebackers with an overall grade of 6.2.
CORNERBACK:
Believe it or not, the cornerback with the highest overall grade on the team is Kyle Wilson with a -0.5.
Just found it interesting to take a look at how some of the guys are doing through the first four weeks of the season.