Last season, Pionk racked up 221 hits in 82 games, a career high and second on the team to
Brenden Dillon's 241. Dillion's departure in free agency should pave the way for Pionk to lead the Jets in hits for the first time, especially if he's still deployed in a top-four role. Also playing to Pionk's advantage is his historic durability: he has missed just five games in six seasons with the Jets and didn't miss a game over the past two campaigns.