New York Jets Struggle with 2-6 Record Amidst High Expectations

Despite a talented roster and mid-season changes, the Jets face a five-game losing streak and uncertainty about their future.

The Jets' season, initially filled with playoff hopes, has been derailed with a 2-6 record after a recent loss to the New England Patriots.
Cornerback D.J. Reed expressed frustration over the team's inability to close games, with four of their six losses decided by a single score.
Owner Woody Johnson fired head coach Robert Saleh earlier this month, but the team has continued to struggle under interim coach Jeff Ulbrich.
The team has made several changes, including trading for Davante Adams and changing offensive play callers, but results remain disappointing.
With the NFL trade deadline approaching, the Jets face decisions about whether to continue competing this season or shift focus to rebuilding.