The Jets offense, quite simply, had a bad day. Or, as head coach Robert Saleh put it, a “dog s---” day.
New York’s offense managed just 103 total yards during a 10–3 loss to the Patriots. On 13 possessions, the Jets had six first downs and had more punts (10) than completed passes (nine). In the second half, they never drove the ball past their own 40-yard line.
The Patriots ultimately broke a 3–3 tie with an 84-yard punt return for a touchdown with only five seconds left in the fourth quarter.
