I'm a lot of Welcome in everyone to the PFF NFL show.

I am your host Gordon McGinnis, joined today by Dalton Wasserman.

We're here to break down the New York Jets' 2113 win over the Houston Texans from last night.

The Jets getting back in the win column, really important, felt like a game they had to win to have any chance of this season getting back on track.

They absolutely do that.

I'm going to jump straight in.

My stat that told the story of the game here, it's Devonte

Adams with a 3.25 yards per route run average. Garrett Wilson with a 2.6 5 yards per route run average.

The Jets' second half offence was pretty much the ideal scenario they envisioned when they

traded for Devonte Adams. They now have two wide receiver ones, and that showed very much in this game.

You've got Wilson making insane catches that I know you'll talk about a little bit later on,

but Adams was fantastic too.

The target split for the Jets offense, I think is really funny to look at,

especially if you look at it over the past couple of games.

But in this game, Adams had 11 targets, Wilson had 10. No other Jets player has four or more targets here.

If you go back a couple of weeks, the first game when Devonte Adams was there, they combined

for 44% of the Jets targets. Last week it was 60%. This week, the two of those guys combined for

70% of the Jets targets.

Now that Alan Lazzard's out, we know how much Aaron Rogers likes to look for Alan Lazzard.

Him being out for a little bit in these upcoming weeks.

I think this offence should be funneled through these two.

And I know 70% is a high number, but realistically, when you have two receivers that are that good, it probably

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