So what happened to the Jets last year? For starters, their rush attack was putrid (31st overall) and they struggled to force turnovers, finishing 30th in takeaways per game. On the plus side, the pass D was very strong.
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The Vegas Golden Knights have never known true suffering. In their eight-year existence, the worst season they’ve endured was in 2021-22 – the team’s only non-playoff season, despite a still robust 94-point total. Oh boo hoo!
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After being held to 16 points by the Knicks in the fourth quarter in the opener, Boston didn’t exactly light it up down the stretch in Game Two, managing just 17 points in the last stanza. And now, thanks to blowing 20-point leads in both games, the Celtics find themselves down 2-0 and heading to New York. Uh oh.
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This season, while Florida took a step back in the regular season (failing to reach 100 points after posting 110 in 2023-24), as usual they are rocking it in the playoff. In dispatching Tampa Bay in five games in the first round, the Panthers led all teams in shots against, an impressive feat considering the weapons the Lightning has.
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Their reward? A date with the East’s top team, the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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In 2020-21, the Houston Rockets bottomed out with a .236 winning percentage and have been steadily building since. At first, there were some baby steps (.244 in 2021-22 before .268 the following season). But last season, Houston finished .500 and then took it to the next level in 2024-25, posting a .634 winning percentage to punch its first playoff ticket since 2019-20.
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Last season was a rough one for the Jacksonville Jaguars. After back-to-back nine-win campaigns (the first of which landed them in the playoffs), they slumped to four victories and have now been on the outside of the postseason for the last two years.
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