New York Jets at Cleveland Browns: Stream, Odds, Key Players and More

Jets to watch

Quincy Enunwa

Enunwa has been a complete under the radar player so far this season for the Jets. He’s not positioned high on the wide receiver spot of the depth chart, but that may change soon.

The fourth-year man out of Nebraska is slated to receive over 1,000 yards this season. Yes, he’s only hauled in one touchdown pass, but there have only been two weeks of play so far.

Enunwa is currently averaging over 10 yards per reception in his previous two games. Look for that to continue against Cleveland, unless he’s covered by rookie corner, Denzel Ward.

Jamaal Adams 

Adams had an above average season last year in his rookie debut. Adams also quickly established himself as a field general on a fairly young Jets defense.

Players of Adams’ caliber only come around every so often, and with a new offense taking place in Cleveland, Adams could capitalize on some mental errors by Cleveland’s wideouts and quarterback. It wouldn’t be a surprise if Adams was a part of at least three pass break-ups, and came away with an interception on Thursday night.

Sam Darnold

No surprise here. The rookie from southern Cali hasn’t played bad in his first two NFL starts, though there could there be improvements, of course. Darnold still has much to learn in his new Jets offensive scheme and system.

Darnold loves to air the ball out down the field, and that is a specific trait that the fans absolutely love to witness, even if it results in an incompletion every once in a while. If any Jets wideouts break away from a Cleveland defender, expect Darnold to launch that ball into orbit.

Darnold has shown a few signs of small growth and trust in his supporting cast from Week One to Week Two. We’re now entering the third week, expect to see a tad more growth against the Browns.