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As the Jets head to the Black Hole in the Bay, they will be dealing with a big hole of their own. Coping without Kris Jenkins is going to be tough, especially this week.
The Raiders offense has showed glimmers of consistency in the run game, especially at home. The Jets are going to have to [...]
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