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What was the most important play of yesterday’s game between the New York Jets and the Miami Dolphins?To me there was a single turning point in the game. Late in the third quarter through early in the fourth quarter Youth Leonard Williams Jersey , with the score still stuck at 6-3 in favor of the Dolphins, neither team having scored in the second half, the Jets put together a long drive from their own 18 yard line down to the Dolphins 20. It was the only time all day the Jets got to the Red Zone. A sack and a penalty backed the Jets up to the 32 yard line, where Jason Myers missed badly on a 50 yard field goal try that would have tied the game.It was heart breaking to be turned away without a score after the team’s best offensive drive of the game. With the Dolphins in great field position at their own 40 yard line the Jets defense could have been deflated and finally broken a bit on the ensuing Dolphins possession. Instead the defense did what they did all game Color Rush Isaiah Crowell Jersey , shutting down the Dolphins,forcing a quick three and out and getting the Jets offense the ball right back deep in their own territory with a little less than 12 minutes to go in the game.One successful drive would have tied the game or put the Jets in the lead. On the first play Isaiah Crowell runs the ball for minimal gain. Then on second and nine at the Jets 16 yard line Sam Darnold lines up in the shotgun. Spencer Long snaps the ball too high, one of many bad snaps on the day. Darnold does a nice job going up and corralling the ball, and he comes back down with it with enough time to get a pass off. Darnold then throws a pass to the sideline to a blanketed Eric Tomlinson that never had a chance. The Dolphins’ Jerome Baker steps in front for the easy interception Color Rush Kelvin Beachum Jersey , then waltzes into the end zone for a touchdown that broke the game open for the Dolphins.Going from nearly tying the game up to going down two scores in the fourth quarter broke the Jets on Sunday. Down 6-3 with the defense dominating the Dolphins offense it always felt like the Jets were one big play from at least getting the game tied up. Down 10 points on a day the Jets offense never got the ball past the Dolphins 20 yard line felt like a bridge too far. From that point on, it felt like the game was all but over, a Jets loss all but inevitable. The Sam Darnold pick six, with an assist from Spencer Long and the Jets coaching staff for keeping Long out there Youth Darron Lee Jersey , was the most important play of the game for me. What about you? What do you think was the most important play of the game?Sam vs The Record Books Two games into his fledgling NFL career, Sam Darnold is off to a nice start on the stat sheets. We’re going to take a weekly look at where he stands in comparison to the all time rookie leaders (post merger) in several metrics. A few things to keep in mind. All rankings are limited to quarterbacks with at least 250 passing attempts in their rookie seasons. There have been 72 rookie quarterbacks with 250 or more passing attempts in the post merger era. Rate stats (like completion %) reflect actual current numbers for Darnold. Counting stats (like touchdowns or yards) reflect prorated numbers for Darnold assuming (and this is a huge assumption early in the season) he continues to perform at the same level all season. Let’s get to it. Below are a bunch of quarterback metrics, listing the all time rookie leaders for each and showing where Sam Darnold fits assuming he plays at the same level all season.YardsAndrew Luck4374Sam Darnold4256Cam Newton4051Jameis Winston4042Carson Wentz3782TouchdownsPeyton Manning26Russell Wilson26 (Tie 1)Sam Darnold24Andrew Luck23Dak Prescott23 (Tie 4)InterceptionsPeyton Manning28Jim Zorn27Terry Bradshaw24Sam Darnold24 (Tie 3)Jeff Komlo23Passer RatingDak Prescott104.9Robert Griffin III102.4Russell Wilson100Ben Roethlisberger98.1Dan Marino96...7. Sam Darnold88.9Yards/AttemptBen Roethlisberger8.88Sam Darnold8.58Robert Griffin III8.14Dak Prescott7.99Russell Wilson7.93Completion PercentageDak Prescott67.8Ben Roethlisberger66.4Sam Darnold66.1Robert Griffin III65.7Teddy Bridgewater64.4Touchdown PercentageDan Marino6.8Russell Wilson6.6Jim Plunkett5.8Ben Roethlisberger5.8 (Tie 3)Steve Bartkowski5.1Robert Griffin III 5.1 (Tie 5)Marcus Mariota5.1 (Tie 5)Jake Plummer5.1 (Tie 5)...11. Sam Darnold4.8Interception PercentageDak Prescott0.9Robert Griffin III1.3Nick Foles1.9Charlie Batch2.0Derek Carr2.0 (Tie 4)...55. Sam Darnold 4.83It’s very early in Sam Darnold’s rookie year, so we should take these metrics with a large grain of salt at this point http://www.newyorkjetsteamonline.com/eric-tomlinson-jersey , but other than the interceptions, so far, so good. Darnold appears to be off to a fine start compared to the metrics of other rookie quarterbacks for their full rookie seasons. We’ll track these numbers throughout the year and see how this unfolds.