The Jets are starving for a trip to the postseason. They haven’t danced since the 2010 season and are tied with the NHL’s Buffalo Sabres for the longest active postseason drought at 12 seasons each. That helped fuel the Jets’ aggressiveness this offseason, namely acquiring quarterback Aaron Rodgers from the Green Bay Packers.
The bare minimum expectation is that the Jets reach the playoffs this season, so it should come as no surprise that in a recent piece on NFL.com by Adam Schein listing the top teams most likely to end their postseason droughts, the Jets came in at No. 1.
