The Jets might be improved. But they still can't intercept a pass.

Three weeks into the NFL season, the New York Jets are feeling close to a defensive breakthrough—but the numbers keep pointing the other way. After a Week 3 loss to the Detroit Lions left them 1-2, coach Aaron Glenn described how small the gap feels, yet highlighted a glaring issue: the Jets have set a league-worst interception record. Their interception-less streak reached 20 games, and dating to Jan. 5, 2025, the defense has faced 608 passes without a pick. New additions in the secondary—including safety Minkah Fitzpatrick and additions tied to Chicago’s turnover success—aim to change that.