New York Jets linebacker Quincy Williams was visibly frustrated after the disappointing loss to the Minnesota Vikings, so much so that he called for the entire Jets organization to take accountability for the current state of the team.
The Jets lost to the Vikings 23-17 on Sunday in London. The game began with a 17-point deficit for New York. “Taking accountability from the top to bottom, that’s the main thing,” Williams told Jeane Coakley of SNY. “People got to start taking accountability. People are getting tired of hearing the same thing.”
The Jets had the opportunity to score the game-winning drive but failed to capitalize on the opportunity. Instead of getting the game-winning touchdown, Aaron Rodgers threw his third interception of the game.
Rodgers finished with 244 yards, two touchdowns, and three interceptions. Rodgers completed 29 of 54 passes. One of his three picks was returned for a score by Vikings linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel. “In a game where you lose by six, plays like that are exponentially highlighted,” Rodgers said. “Three turnovers for me is definitely out of character, and I’m disappointed.” The Jets now sit below .500 with a 2-3 record. Garrett Wilson, No. 1 wide receiver for the Jets, also expressed his frustration.
New York Jets linebacker Quincy Williams was visibly frustrated after the disappointing loss to the Minnesota Vikings, so much so that he called for the entire Jets organization to take accountability for the current state of the team.
The Jets lost to the Vikings 23-17 on Sunday in London. The game began with a 17-point deficit for New York. “Taking accountability from the top to bottom, that’s the main thing,” Williams told Jeane Coakley of SNY. “People got to start taking accountability. People are getting tired of hearing the same thing.”
The Jets had the opportunity to score the game-winning drive but failed to capitalize on the opportunity. Instead of getting the game-winning touchdown, Aaron Rodgers threw his third interception of the game.
Rodgers finished with 244 yards, two touchdowns, and three interceptions. Rodgers completed 29 of 54 passes. One of his three picks was returned for a score by Vikings linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel. “In a game where you lose by six, plays like that are exponentially highlighted,” Rodgers said. “Three turnovers for me is definitely out of character, and I’m disappointed.” The Jets now sit below .500 with a 2-3 record. Garrett Wilson, No. 1 wide receiver for the Jets, also expressed his frustration.
