New York Jets Depth Chart
- AFC East
- Stadium
- MetLife Stadium
- Head Coach
- Robert Saleh
- Offensive Coordinator
- Mike LaFleur
- Defensive Coordinator
- Jeff Ulbrich
- Special Teams Coach
- Brant Boyer
- Defensive Scheme
- 4-3
New York Jets wide receiver Denzel Mims is currently the fifth wide receiver on the depth chart, and head coach Robert Saleh said that Mims was a healthy scratch in the Week 2 loss to the New England Patriots because he doesn't play special teams. And that was with veteran Jamison Crowder (groin) inactive on Sunday, so Mims is basically the sixth wideout behind Corey Davis, Crowder, Keelan Cole, Braxton Berrios and rookie Elijah Moore. Jeff Smith is the team's gunner on special teams, so even he was active over Mims. The second-rounder in 2020 played only three snaps in the season opener and caught just one pass for 40 yards in Week 1 with both Crowder and Cole out. At this point, it's becoming hard to justify holding Mims in even dynasty/keeper leagues.
New York Jets wide receiver Elijah Moore followed up his dud in the season opener with a nice performance in Week 2. He hauled in four of eight targets for 47 yards in the loss to the New England Patriots. The Jets offense has been bad all around, so there' s not too many fantasy options on this team. Moore is benefiting from the fact Jamison Crowder (groin) is sidelined right now. He'll have WR4 appeal against a tough Denver Broncos secondary in Week 3.
New York Jets wide receiver Corey Davis had a solid team debut, but couldn't follow it up in Week 2. Davis gave a disappointing performance, but it wasn't all his fault. Quarterback Zach Wilson struggled heavily, so no one on the Jets offense did well here. Davis hauled in two of his five targets for eight yards in the loss to the New England Patriots. Fantasy managers will have to try and forget this one ever happened. He should be considered a low-end WR2 for their next matchup with the Denver Broncos in Week 3.
New York Jets wide receiver Braxton Berrios is making the most of his extra playing time. He hauled in five receptions last week and topped that performance in Week 2. Berrios caught seven of 11 targets for 73 yards in the loss to the New England Patriots. The absence of Jamison Crowder (groin) is giving Berrios a chance to make plays in the slot. However, Crowder will hopefully return versus the Denver Broncos next week. Berrios should be left on the waiver wire with Crowder likely returning next week. It has been a nice two weeks for Berrios, but this kind of value shouldn't last long.
New York Jets running back Tevin Coleman was the clear No. 1 option in the backfield during the season opener. However, he fell into third in the pecking order during the Week 2 matchup with the New England Patriots. Both Ty Johnson and Michael Carter saw more ten carries in this one. Coleman rushed five times for 24 yards in the loss to New England. This is a messy situation for fantasy purposes and Coleman shouldn't be started in 12-team formats right now. He is probably still worth stashing, but don't expect much value from Coleman versus the Denver Broncos in Week 3.