Jets Finally Got Their Interception…So Why Didn’t It Matter? | After Further Review
Source: New York Post
Summary
The Jets finally ended their long interception drought against the Chicago Bears. The problem? It hardly changed the game. New York forced two turnovers but produced only six points from those opportunities, while Chicago dominated possession, piled up 492 yards and ran 89 offensive plays compared to just 32 for the Jets. Dexter Henry explains...