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The Northeast quadrant of our bracket features a surfeit of players with -is suffices on their surnames, with Darrelle Revis joining Lewis and Ellis.
I don't know what this means. Maybe nothing.
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| [th]PLAYER | | Mo Lewis | | Shaun Ellis |
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| [th] | | [fimg=300]https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/cyYAAOSwKgNh70~O/s-l1200.webp[/fimg] | | [fimg=300]https://www.tcdb.com/Images/Cards/Football/4631/4631-1019579Fr.jpg[/fimg] |
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| [th]POSITION | | LB | | DE |
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| [th]YEARS | | 1991–2003 | | 2000–2010 |
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| [th]VANQUISHED | | Ralph Baker | | Rich Caster |
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[th]CAREER
HIGHLIGHTS
| | Three-time Pro-Bowler (1998–2000). First-
Team All-Pro (1998). Second-Team All-Pro
(2000). Fourth in voting for AP Defensive
Rookie of the Year (1991). Member of Jets
All-Time Four-Decade Team.
All-time franchise leader in fumbles forced.
Second all-time in solo tackles as a Jet,
seventh in sacks, eighth in assists, eighth
in tackles for losses. Fourth in fumble
recoveries by a defensive player. Second
in defensive touchdowns, scoring four off
of interceptions and one off of a fumble
recovery.
Started six post-season games as a Jet,
making at least 22 solo tackles and eight
assists, along with three sacks and one
fumble recovery. | | Two-time Pro-Bowler (1998–2000).
Third all-time in sacks by a Jet. Eighth
in solo tackles. Fifth in assists. Fifth in
fumbles forced.
Had a prolific post-season career, starting
12 playoff games as a Jet, totalling 39
solo tackles and eight assists, with 11
tackles for losses two fumble recoveries,
and two sacks. |
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[th]INTERESTING
FACTOID
| | One son played basketball for Navy, while
the other was a four-year starter at Harvard. | | Along with John Abraham, Chad Pennington,
and Anthony Becht, one of four first-round
picks the Jets had in the 2020 NFL Draft,
aka The Tom Brady Draft. |
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