The Jets have been struggling with interceptions, recording only two this season, both by Brandin Echols. This drought is part of a larger trend where the team has gone eight games without an interception, tying with the New York Giants for the fewest in the league. The lack of interceptions is partly due to the team's increased use of man-to-man coverage, which typically yields fewer interceptions. This issue is compounded by the absence of key defensive players and the need for a strategic shift to improve defensive performance.