Daboll's Offense: Jets Defense Prep | New York Jets News

0:00It's September 5th. New York Jets News Today starts now. AI powered and ready for kickoff. The New York Jets are gearing up for their season opener against the Tennessee Titans, and the big question is, what kind of offense they'll be facing? The Titans are coming in with a new coaching staff, and their offensive coordinator, Brian Dable, has a history that the Jets defense will need to. Study. Dable, who previously coached the Giants, leaned heavily on what's called 11 personnel, that's one running back, one tight end, and three wide. Receivers on the field, the Giants used this formation more than the leak average in all four seasons. Dable was there, especially in recent years. With the Titans adding receivers like Calvin Ridley and Wandel Robinson, expect to see a lot of this look. However, the real wild car might be how much the Titans use, 12 personnel, which means one running back in two tight ends. The Giants under Dable used this formation much more frequently than the Titans did last season.

1:01Tennessee has brought in tight ends like Daniel Belinger, who knows Dable's system well, suggesting they might be looking to use this formation more. Often, this shift in personnel could be a strategic move. While 11 personnel might spread the field and potentially expose their quarterback, Cam Ward, to more complex coverages, 12 personnel can create. Different match-up advantages. The Giants will need to be ready for both, and not assume that two tight ends automatically means a run. Ultimately, the Giants defense needs to prepare for Dable's tendencies. He's shown he's not afraid to run the ball, even with multiple receivers on the field, and he can use formations like 12 personnel to create. Opportunities in the passing game too, is going to be a strategic battle on Sunday.