Now it’s getting hard to ignore a wider picture that is looking worse by the week, with the Jets’ lone pair of wins coming against the struggling Tennessee Titans and New England Patriots — two of the AFC’s bottom-dwelling franchises that are a combined 2-7 this season and faltering badly at quarterback.

Nope, this was largely disjointed play from a unit that just can’t seem to get in sync. Yet. If only gifted wideout Garrett Wilson could slide into a WR1A role, where he might not have to be so reliant on those oh-so-tough back-shoulder catches that Rodgers and Adams turned into an art form during eight years together with the Green Bay Packers.