Jets Playoff contenders in 2019?

)The New York Jets are an American football team in the NFL they were founded in 1960 and won an NFL championship in 1968. The current Jets are now one f the worst franchises in the league, but that could all change in 2019 with new comers such as head coach Adam Gase, Gregg Williams, C.J. Mosley, Jamison Crowder, and Le’veon Bell. Jamison Crowder started his career with the Washington Redskins, he has recorded over 200 catches, 2,600 receiving yards and grabbed 14 touchdown passes in his first 4 seasons with them, he is expected to have a breakout year in 2019. C.J. Mosley is a Linebacker who started his career with the Ravens, he has recorded over 500 tackles in his first 5 years for the Ravens, C.J. Mosley provides elite athleticism, and great tacking to a defense that was already talented, and just got even better with his acquisition. Le’veon Bell is a running back who started his career with the Pittsburgh Steelers, in that span he has rushed for over 5,000 yards in his first 5 seasons with them; he sat out last year because the Steelers offered him a franchise tag for the second straight year. Bell has made it clear that he would not be returning to the Steelers after the 2018 season, the Jets now have a dynamic playmaker in the slot receiver position, they have a dynamic 3 down back in Le’veon Bell who can catch the ball out of the backfield, run the ball, break tackles, has great patience. You pair them with second year quarterback Sam Darnold, NFL defenses should be afraid of this offense that now features dynamic players across the board. I wouldn’t be surprised if the Jets even get young guys in the draft to get younger, faster, and more dynamic in this April’s draft. Jets are looking to become a team with a scary defense and a dynamic offense, NFL fans keep an eye on this team for years to come, they’re going to have some fun on the field and winning while doing so: NFL look out, Jets are coming for you. Jets fans remember the days of Mark Sanchez and his signature play the “butt fumble” that play signified the Jets for almost a decade, but no longer as the Jets look to add more stars in 2019 the lights are now on the Jets; let’s see if they make a playoff run in 2019, but the question still remains, will they overcome the defending champion Patriots?