NEW YORK (AP) – Pick an adjective, and it’s likely the New York Jets used it to describe the lowest point in what had already become a lost season.
Embarrassing. Frustrating. Stunning. Disappointing.
They were all in play after the Jets were routed by the Buffalo Bills 38-3 at Detroit’s Ford Field on Monday night. It was much the same Tuesday, when Rex Ryan’s bunch sat through the game film and lived through it all over again.
“No surprise to anybody, we totally got outplayed in all facets of that game,” Ryan said during a conference call. “We played poorly, to say the least.”
A month after getting blown out by the Bills at home 43-23, the Jets (2-9) were confident things would go a lot better this time around. So much so that Ryan declared last week that his team was better in “a zillion ways” from how it performed in the first meeting.