[ad_1]
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. – Rebuilding in the NFL – especially with a young quarterback – comes with growing breads. And the Jets are well aware of that.
They went 5-11 last season, in the first year of a rebuilding process. They are 3-6 this season, having lost three straight games, after falling 13-6 at the Dolphins on Sunday, when rookie quarterback Sam Darnold played terribly.
But wide receiver Robby Anderson, at least, is sick of having to absorb these rebuilding growing breads.
"We've got to find an answer," he said. "It's got to change." I understand the emphasis on rebuild, but I think it's all about it, and I think it's an excuse. "
Safety Jamal Adams also ventured Sunday, as the Jets fell to 2-11 on the road since the beginning of last season, including 1-4 this year. (And one of those wins was at 0-16 Browns, last year.)
"I'm sick of losing," he said. "Enough is enough, honestly, I'm fed up with it, it's the same, same stuff, and it's frustrating, it really is, I'm not going to hold my tongue for anything anymore, because enough is enough. I'm not a loser I do not do this for fantasy I'm in love with this game I'm very pbadionate I'm just frustrated.
"Man, I'm mad after every loss I do not like losing I'm a loser, and we've got to figure it out I do not know if It's going to change I do not know when it's going to change I'm sick of losing It's gone every time We've lost, what, three straight? on, man. "
Sam Darnold brutal in loss at Miami
The Jets' offense, in particular, has been a mess the past two weeks. Last week, the Jets lost 24-10 at the Bears. So in the past two games, they have one touchdown and three field goals. They went 3 of 14 on third down against the Bears and 2 of 13 on Sunday in Miami.
"I just feel like we're a little condensed as an offense," Anderson said. I feel just feel ",", ",", 的're "Things Things Things Things Things Things" the issue and it's hurting us We can not expect [the defense] to score points for us. "
Darryl Slater can be reached at [email protected]. Follow him on Twitter @DarrylSlater. Find NJ.com Jets on Facebook.
[ad_2]
Source link
