The 2007 New York Jets season, the second under head coach Eric Mangini, was highlighted by the exceptional debut of first-round draft pick Darrelle Revis, who quickly established himself as a premier cornerback. Despite a challenging 4-12 record, the team showed great resilience with several exciting victories, including a thrilling overtime win against the Pittsburgh Steelers and a dominant 40-13 divisional road win over the Miami Dolphins. The season also featured the productive arrival of running back Thomas Jones, who anchored the offense with 1,119 rushing yards. The seventh overall pick in the 2000 NFL Draft and a 2008 Pro Bowler, Thomas Jones was a prolific running back who recorded three consecutive 1,000-yard seasons for the New York Jets and retired as a member of the 10,000 rushing yards club.