Summary
The New York Jets faced issues with time management during their game against the Denver Broncos, leading to frustrations among players. Star wide receiver Garrett Wilson was visibly upset after a missed opportunity to attempt a scoring play at the end of the first half. This added to the team's ongoing offensive struggles in the season.
Key Facts
- The New York Jets played against the Denver Broncos with a 0-5 record.
- The Jets' offense gained only 32 yards in the first half of the game.
- They had a chance to lead with a Hail Mary play at the end of the first half but did not attempt it.
- The decision not to run a play left the Jets trailing 10-6 going into halftime.
- Garrett Wilson, a Jets wide receiver, was upset with the coach's decision not to attempt the play.
- Wilson had only two receiving yards by halftime, contributing to his frustration.
- The Jets' offensive struggles have been ongoing throughout the season.
