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Jets stock report:
📉Offensive line (2.5 ypc), LT Olu Fashanu (8 QB pressures, 1 sack), RB Breece Hall (-16 RYOE, allowed sack in OT), special teams (uncharacteristic mistakes), PR Isaiah Williams (two muffs), DB Jarvis Brownlee Jr (killer penalty, allowed TD), coaching (questionable end-of-half/end-game decisions).
📈S Andre Cisco (1 TFL, 1 PD, 1 FF)
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Why it's #1 Breece Hall (top-50)
- Jets injury report: Cooper, Fitzpatrick, Nwangwu and Ossai are considered week to week, so wouldn’t expect to see any of them on Sunday. Look for Isaiah Williams to have a bigger role at WR; Andre Cisco to start for Fitzpatrick. #Jets
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- Bad, bad missed tackle by Andre Cisco on the long Jeanty play. · Quoting Zack Rosenblatt: The Jets defense is absolutely brutal.
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Aaron Glenn with a ballsy third down blitz using Andre Cisco. He went in untouched for the sack.
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- Sep 27 Matt Lombardo (Bluesky) Andre Cisco with a third-down sack to slam the door on the Lions' first drive of the game. I really like the brand of defense that Aaron Glenn has the Jets playing right now.
- Sep 27 Zack Rosenblatt (X) Aaron Glenn with a ballsy third down blitz using Andre Cisco. He went in untouched for the sack.
- Stock Report | Improved Defense Gives Jets Reason for Optimism
- Andre Cisco, starting for the injured Minkah Fitzpatrick, having himself a game. Pressure on the safety blitz. Had a FF earlier. #Jets
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Andre Cisco, Jets Secondary Prepare for Challenge of Packers QB Jordan Love
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- Sep 17 Jets Team Site Andre Cisco & Jets Safeties Embodying Next-Man-Up Mentality
- Sep 17 Jets Team Site Andre Cisco, Jets Secondary Prepare for Challenge of Packers QB Jordan Love
- S Minkah Fitzpatrick to the sideline with what appears to be a groin injury. Andre Cisco now at safety. #Jets
- Jets Veterans Andre Cisco and Dane Belton Locked in Competition at Safety