What to know: Quarterback Mike White, in his first career start, delivered one of the Jets' most memorable wins in years. In a word, he was sensational. He did what injured starter Zach Wilson hasn't: He energized the franchise by playing "boring" football, to use coach Robert Saleh's word. White played a smart, conservative game, throwing underneath and hitting his checkdowns. He wound up passing for 405 yards and three touchdowns, the Jets' first 400-yard performance in 327 games. He didn't attempt a pass over 20 yards, and he got the running backs and wide receiver Elijah Moore involved in the passing attack. White did have two interceptions, but they weren't bad decisions, just slightly off-target throws. A no-name QB gave the Jets their best win in years. -- Rich Cimini
One thing is for sure: White earned another start. He will start Thursday night against the Colts, no doubt. Joe Flacco, acquired in a trade, had designs on that gig, but it's not happening. What about long term? Wilson (knee) may miss one more game. If White has another big game, the Jets will have a decision to make. Clearly, Wilson is the future, but the future can wait a little bit, right? -- Cimini
Cimini's confidence rating (0-10): 6, up from 2. From one of their worst losses to one of their best wins in a span of seven days.
One thing is for sure: White earned another start. He will start Thursday night against the Colts, no doubt. Joe Flacco, acquired in a trade, had designs on that gig, but it's not happening. What about long term? Wilson (knee) may miss one more game. If White has another big game, the Jets will have a decision to make. Clearly, Wilson is the future, but the future can wait a little bit, right? -- Cimini
Cimini's confidence rating (0-10): 6, up from 2. From one of their worst losses to one of their best wins in a span of seven days.