NEW YORK (CBSNewYork/AP) — Adam Gase sounded just like most Jets fans a day after a brutal, stunning loss Sunday.
Absolutely frustrated.
It was clear in the coach’s voice Monday, and he also made it apparent he’s not going to sugarcoat things. No one was above criticism or blame for the 17-16 defeat in which New York blew a 16-point lead against Buffalo.
Not Sam Darnold. Not the receiving corps. Not the secondary. Not Gase himself.
In a nearly 13-minute conference call with reporters Monday, Gase put his entire team on notice by pointing out breakdowns and shortcomings of position groups without naming individual players.