Enough already.
It’s time for the Jets to end their interception drought Sunday in Chicago. It’s time for Gang Green to pick one off from whoever the Bears quarterback is. Case Keenum? Pick him off. Tyson Bagent? Pick him off. Jim McMahon? Sid Luckman? It doesn’t matter. Pick him off.
It has been 20 games without an interception for Aaron Glenn’s Jets. It will be 637 days since the team’s last interception when we get to kickoff Sunday. The last one came in the second quarter of the 2024 season finale when Ashtyn Davis intercepted a Snoop Huntley pass in the Jets’ win over the Dolphins.
Jeff Ulbrich was the Jets coach that day.
