Darrelle Revis knows Sunday was not his best game. He just thinks it’s not quite as bad as some people have made it out to be.
“Brett Favre threw interceptions before,” Revis said. “You’ve got to look at it as you’re not going to have a perfect game all the time. You’re not going to have your best game all the time. I’ve had horrible games in the past. You’ve got to live with the good ones and you’ve got to live with the bad ones. Looking at the film, was it that bad? No, it wasn’t.”
Bills receiver Stevie Johnson had eight catches for 75 yards and a touchdown working primarily against Revis. Quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick targeted Johnson 13 times, a stunning number against the Jets’ best player.
“It was a lot of underneath throws,” Revis said. “He caught five-, seven-, 10-yard catches. In our defense, we can live with that. We move on. The one thin we really focus on is getting beat deep. That’s the thing. It was what it was.”
* DT Mike DeVito injured the MCL in his left knee in Sunday’s win and it does not sound like he will play Sunday against Washington.
Coach Rex Ryan said he doesn’t think the Jets will have DeVito available Sunday. Ryan did not say specifically what the injury is to DeVito’s MCL.
DeVito sprained his right MCL earlier this season and missed two games. He is a key piece of the Jets’ defensive line, particularly against the run.
* The CBS cameras caught Mark Sanchez yelling at some of his defensive teammates on the sideline after his touchdown pass to Santonio Holmes with 1:01 left in the game.
It looked like Sanchez was angry, but safety Brodney Pool said Sanchez was simply yelling “Let’s finish” at them.
* The Jets released safety Emanuel Cook, who jumped on the errant kickoff by Dave Rayner on Sunday.
Ryan refused to give an explanation. He said the team will sign safety Tracy Wilson from its practice squad.