PFF: Best grades for Jets offense against the Lions in Week 3

The New York Jets, for the second time in as many weeks, were oh so close to victory. Unfortunately, this time a late rally ended with a Geno Smith sack-fumble that ended hopes of some late-game heroics. A trip to Soldier Field and a tussle with the Chicago Bears represents the next step in this sea

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The New York Jets, for the second time in as many weeks, were oh so close to victory. Unfortunately, this time a late rally ended with a Geno Smith sack-fumble that ended hopes of some late-game heroics.

A trip to Soldier Field and a tussle with the Chicago Bears represents the next step in this season's journey, but before they do, let's glance at the most recent contest. How does Pro Football Focus think the Jets offense did in the outing?

Here's a look at the highest-graded players on the offensive side of the ball before everyone turns the page and looks ahead to Week 4. New York is looking to even their record at 2-2 in that one.

Kenyon Sadiq #16, New York Jets (Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images)