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The Jets won Saturday night in Dallas and then they received a rare December Sunday off. After the Green & White moved to 9-5 with a come-from-behind 19-16 triumph over the Cowboys, the Chiefs and the Steelers answered with wins of their own to match at 9-5. While the season does not end today, the Jets will enter Week 16 as the AFC’s No 7 seed.
During their four game win streak, the Jets have stayed focused on the opponent immediately in front of them. They will host a 12-2 Patriots team on Sunday that is looking to lock down the AFC’s No. 1 seed. The Jets would like to join their division rivals in the tournament, but they know they can’t get caught up looking at the scoreboard.
“That is the ultimate goal. But right now we just focus on stacking these wins up,” said veteran OLBCalvin Pace
on Sunday. “We have to win out. There are some scenarios where if some other people win out they will go. You just have to focus on what we can control. We got this win on the road, a tough one. We have to get two more.”
The Jets won Saturday night in Dallas and then they received a rare December Sunday off. After the Green & White moved to 9-5 with a come-from-behind 19-16 triumph over the Cowboys, the Chiefs and the Steelers answered with wins of their own to match at 9-5. While the season does not end today, the Jets will enter Week 16 as the AFC’s No 7 seed.
During their four game win streak, the Jets have stayed focused on the opponent immediately in front of them. They will host a 12-2 Patriots team on Sunday that is looking to lock down the AFC’s No. 1 seed. The Jets would like to join their division rivals in the tournament, but they know they can’t get caught up looking at the scoreboard.
“That is the ultimate goal. But right now we just focus on stacking these wins up,” said veteran OLBCalvin Pace