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The Jets are off to a 1-2 start and there is plenty of debate about how to view it.
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The Jets are off to a 1-2 start and there is plenty of debate about how to view it.

The NFL's third week delivered another shakeup at the betting window, with one team making history for all the wrong reasons and the contenders separating themselves from the pretenders.

Here are The Post’s NFL power rankings for Week 4:

With No. 2 receiver Adonai Mitchell sidelined by an injured finger in Sunday’s 31-24 loss to the Lions, rookie tight end Kenyon Sadiq demonstrated the potential of the first-round pick, making seven catches for 105 yards and a touchdown.

Smith is not going to have games like Sunday’s every week, but if he can play close to this level on a consistent basis, it changes the outlook on the Jets season.
Did the New York Jets prove they are on the right track, or is a 31-24 loss to the Detroit Lions just another entry in the “moral victory” column? In this Week 3 recap of Gang’s All Here, NY Post Jets beat writer Brian Costello and co-host Ryan Sampson break down everything that went down...

A former NFL top-10 pick -- and infamous Jets bust -- now has a new home.

The great moral victory debate seems to be raging among Jets fans. This loss is really in the eye of the beholder.

Sunday against the Lions, Geno Smith played the best game of his second Jets stint — albeit in a losing effort.

Heroes, zeros and the full blitz from the Jets’ 31-24 loss to the Lions on Sunday:

Geno Smith shines with three TDs, but the Jets waste another close chance in a 31-24 loss to the Lions.

They should be 2-1 and could be 3-0. Should and could, of course, don’t count in the NFL standings.
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