New York Jets are on the brink of history, and not the good kind

Even the New York Jets' very own fans could not have envisioned the NFL history that could take place today against the Buffalo Bills. Whether you're pessimistic or optimistic, it's definitely not the good kind of history either.

The Jets will play the Bills at 4:25 P.M. today, and if they do not get an interception against Josh Allen, they will have gone through the entire season without getting a pick against an opposing quarterback. Making them the first team in NFL history to do so.

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The projected starters this week do not necessarily have a history of turning the ball over, as the starters against the Bills have accounted for only 11 turnovers across their careers. Interceptions have been a bit of a foreign concept for the New York Jets for several years, but to go an entire season without having an interception is definitely something worth noting.

This offseason, the Jets will not focus solely on defense. Still, the franchise is aware of the shortcomings in competing in the NFL: being physical, playing fast, and forcing turnovers will be a priority in the 2026 NFL Draft.

This article originally appeared on Touchdown Wire: New York Jets are on the brink of history, and not the good kind