Thirty-eight points allowed. Another home loss. Another Sunday ending with the New York Jets looking for answers. The Las Vegas Raiders walked out of MetLife Stadium with a 38-33 victory, handing Aaron Glenn's team its third consecutive defeat and its sixth loss in seven games.
The defensive performance deserves particular scrutiny. New York couldn't do enough to prevent the Raiders from putting together a winning afternoon, and the final score only adds to the questions surrounding a unit that has struggled to produce consistent results. There is a difference between surrendering points because an opponent makes exceptional plays and allowing opportunities to slip away through poor individual execution.
PFF's player grades offer a closer look
at the latter, highlighting individual performances that didn't meet the mark against Las Vegas. Identifying those struggles is important as the Jets attempt to address their problems and avoid allowing one disappointing performance to become another recurring theme.
Here are the five lowest-graded Jets players on defense against the Raiders in Week 8, according to Pro Football Focus..
Jets' lowest-graded defensive stars in Week 8
5. Kingsley Enagbare, EDGE - 54.6
4. Brandon Stephens, cornerback - 50.6
3. Andre Cisco, safety - 50.1
2. Demario Davis, linebacker - 37.2
1. Jarvis Brownlee Jr., cornerback - 32.1
This article originally appeared on Jets Wire: PFF: 5 lowest-graded Jets players on defense in Week 8 vs. Raiders
