"The Jets scheme typically was to have their corners be very aggressive with Moss at the line of scrimmage by jamming, rerouting, and using the sideline," the source said. "It appears that, throughout most of the game, there was a safety lingering over the top in some sort of zone.
"Most of the coverages were some sort of man under with the safeties playing zone over the top. This makes it easier for the corners because they can be more physical underneath with the receivers because they realize that someone is behind them covering the deep zone passes if the receiver gets behind. This is not a true double coverage, but it is generally understood that there is a good chance that a corner will have help down the field."
Also, Revis didn't draw Moss on every single play. In one instance, linebacker Bart Scott lined up over Moss in press coverage, with safety Jim Leonhard backing Scott up.
"A lot is just semantics and interpretation," the source said. "Were the Jets truly double covering Moss all over the field? No. Did they favor him on most plays? Yes."
