The Jets entered Sunday's rematch with the Patriots as one of the NFL's 10 worst offenses, but even they couldn't match their low standards in New England. Totaling just 103 yards, with six first downs and a single three-point scoring drive, New York fell to 6-4 thanks to its 10-3 loss in Week 11.
Quarterback Zach Wilson, unsurprisingly, had a rough stat line, completing nine of 22 pass attempts for 77 yards. But what was surprising was his curt response after the game when a reporter asked him if he felt like he let the defense down.
As for Jets' Head Coach Robert Saleh, it was not the same story postgame. Indeed, when asked afterward about the inability of quarterback Zach Wilson and the offense to capitalize on an "outstanding" outing from the defense, coach Robert Saleh was profanely blunt: "It was dog shit," he told reporters.
