Jets' Offensive Struggles Continue, No Changes at QB or Coordinator

Despite 36 Drives Without a Touchdown, Coach Saleh Stands by Wilson and Hackett

The New York Jets have gone 36 consecutive drives without a touchdown on offense, with the last touchdown coming in the first quarter of their game against the Giants on October 29.
Despite calls for change, Coach Robert Saleh has confirmed that quarterback Zach Wilson and offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett will remain in their positions.
Wilson has thrown just one touchdown pass in his last five games, and the Jets have scored 18 points in their last two games.
The Jets' defense continues to perform well, with the team not allowing a 300-yard passer in 27 games, the second-longest active streak in the NFL.
The Jets are currently 4-5 and will face the Buffalo Bills in their next game.