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Paul Zimmerman
September 01, 2008
Brett Favre is the most notable of several newcomers, but the one to keep an eye on is linebacker Calvin Pace
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September 01, 2008

2 New York Jets

Brett Favre is the most notable of several newcomers, but the one to keep an eye on is linebacker Calvin Pace

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The question is, how difficult will it be for Favre to catch on to the Jets' system, a version of the West Coast attack. "It's not etched in stone," Mangini says of his offense. "It will be tailored to his talents."

Are we seeing here a set of building blocks for the future, or a one-year fix for the Jets, two at the most? This might not be the definitive year to find out. The schedule is soft, with only five games against teams that had winning records in 2007. New York will be better than last year's 4--12. A 10--6 playoff year is not far-fetched. But after that, who knows?

PROJECTED STARTING LINEUP WITH 2007 STATISTICS COACH ERIC MANGINI (14--18 in NFL), third season the Jets

OFFENSE

Jerricho COTCHERY
POS WR
REC 82
YARDS 1,130
TD 2

Damien WOODY -- New ACQUISITION
POS RT
HT 6'3"
WT 325
G 13

Thomas JONES
POS RB
ATT 310
YARDS 1,119
AVG 3.6
REC 28
YARDS 217
AVG 7.8
TD 2

Brandon MOORE
POS RG
HT 6'3"
WT 295
G 16

Brett FAVRE -- New ACQUISITION
POS QB
ATT 535
COMP 356
PCT 66.5
YARDS 4,155
TD 28
INT 15
RATING 95.7

Nick MANGOLD
POS C
HT 6'4"
WT 300
G 16

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