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Rich Cimini ESPN Staff Writer Jets offensive snap counts: C Jonotthan Harrison replaced an ailing and ineffective Spencer Long for the final 12 plays — too late. The young TEs, Chris Herndon and Jordan Leggett, saw an uptick in their PT percentage. WRs Robby Anderson and Quincy Enunwa played slightly less than usual, as they both returned from injuries. Jets defensive snap counts: DE Leonard Williams, who averaged 78 percent over the first eight games, played a season-low percentage. They rotated more than usual, probably because of the heat.

Just a rumor. Ignore it.

NFC North Opponent, 2-6 record, Peterman starting, and blowout after being down 28-0 at the half.

He's not going to be a deep threat that's for sure.

Dez, Marshall set to work out for Saints on Tues

The Bills have thrown downfield plenty with Allen and Anderson playing.

Could be a nice Red Zone target down the stretch and into the playoffs.

Barnwell's NFL Midseason Awards: Picks for MVP, Best Plays, More We've reached the halfway point of the NFL campaign, which means it's midseason awards time. I handed out quarter-season awards after Week 4, and just like last time, I'm trying to use my best judgment on who should win the award based on the criteria typically set by the voters. I'll mention those quirks as we get involved, but in some cases, I'll have to break from tradition if I feel like there's a player deserving of further attention. Like last time, I'll be listing my top three candidates for the league's major awards, which are officially handed out by the Associated Press. I'll also be giving nods for several awards I'm making up, many of which owe a research debt to the NFL's Next Gen Stats and player-tracking data. Let's begin, though, by running through the options for Coach of the Year: COY | CPOY | DROY | OROY | DPOY | OPOY | MVP

1st guy selected in the inaugural NFL draft which tells you how bad the Pro Football Reference stat is. Waaaaay back!

Look up the name Jay Berwanger.

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea.

At 2-7, why the hell not?

You got that right bcause one Peterman is difficult enough to watch.

Did you miss this part "as soon as he returns to good health."