Seahawks Annihilate Jets into Oblivion, New York Now 0-13

SEAHAWKS 40 - JETS 3 

It had to be one big joke to former Jets safety Jamal Adams. The once disgruntled safety who talked his way out of New York after Jets General Manager Joe Douglas didn't offer him a contract extension, exacted vengence on his old club as his Seahawks destroyed Gang Green 40-3 on Sunday. 

 

It was absolute train wreck for Gang Green in every shape and form. After the Jets took an early 3-0 lead, their only lead of the entire game, and the sixth straight game where the Jets scored on their opening possession, it was all Seahawks after that. 

Adams, who said earlier in the week he held no ill will toward Adam Gase, but took a back handed attack at his old team saying he is in a good place now, recorded five tackles, a tackle for loss, a deflected pass and a sack of quarterback Sam Darnold. The sack came when Adams flushed Darnold out of bounds, giving him 8.5 sacks on the season - a record for a defensive back. 

So much for a box safety, eh Mr. Douglas? 

Even ex-Jet Damien "Snacks" Harrison got into the act and recorded six tackles on his former club. 

The Jets offense was once again putrid. Darnold threw for 132 yards and had a quarterback rating of 68.1. With each passing week Darnold gets worse and worse and worse. He is a total shell of the quarterback he once was. 

Defensively the Jets were torched by Russell Wilson, who threw four touchdown passes on 21-of-26 passing. Guess Adam Gase was in his right to fire Gregg Williams; the defense never looked better getting torched by another team (insert sarcasm). 

At 0-13 the Jets are on the fast track to 0-16. They have the 9-4 Rams next week. The Rams pack one of the league's best defenses. They just thrashed the Patriots on Thursday night; imagine what they will do to the Jets. After that the Jets host Cleveland (9-3) and visit the 6-7 Patriots. This is going to be a disaster of epic proportion. 

Whats more, according to ESPN's Rich Cimini the Jets have the second worst defeat margin of all the winnless teams in NFL history at minus -16.2 ppg. Only the 1976 Tampa Bay Buccaneers who went 0-14 were worse at minus -20.5 ppg. Great job Jets, keep it up.