New York Jets need playmakers, so why isn't Elijah Moore getting the ball?
The highly touted rookie is getting plenty of playing time, but it's not translating into production. Where he's playing could be part of the problem.
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The highly touted rookie is getting plenty of playing time, but it's not translating into production. Where he's playing could be part of the problem.
The highly touted rookie is getting plenty of playing time, but it's not translating into production. Where he's playing could be part of the problem.
A look at what's happening around the New York Jets: 1. Maye day approaching: The Jets have 18 days to sign safety Marcus Maye to a contract extension or else he will play the season on the franchise tag ($10.6 million), setting up a likely departure in 2022. For a couple of reasons, this is a litmus-test negotiation for the organization, which has trouble retaining its homegrown talent (see: Jamal Adams, Sam Darnold and Leonard Williams.) Adams wanted out, in part, because he didn't like the culture. The Jets, under new coach Robert Saleh, have made progress in that area. They added some qua...