The Jets‘ recovery post-Aaron Rodgers setback is even more concerning. After winning in week 1, the New York Jets faced a tough week 2 without their starting QB. Situations are now even worse with Head Coach Robert Saleh giving insight into the team’s injury status following a significant loss to the Cowboys in week 2.

The media then bombarded Coach Saleh with a barrage of questions about the offense, defense, and even QB1 Zach Wilson. Saleh courageously faced the media post-game and accepted responsibility for the missed opportunities that resulted in the loss to the Cowboys.

Coach Robert Saleh inquired by Press

On the NY Jets injury round – Tony Adams, the safety, grapples with a hamstring issue while Michael Carter, the RB, could have returned but was wisely kept out for precaution. Quincy is undergoing evaluation for a potential knee injury.

“Injury wise, Tony Adams (safety) dealing with a hamstring. Michael Carter (RB) could have come back in; we held him out,” Saleh addressed the media. “Then, (LB) Quincy’s [Williams] being evaluated for, uh, for a knee, I believe.”

However, the press probe went continue about the reasons behind the loss, Coach Saleh dissected the performance. According to him, offensively, the team struggled to seize opportunities, and defensively, they faltered on third downs.

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“Defensively, we just couldn’t get off the field on third down. We had our opportunities. Give them [Cowboys] credit, they were efficient,” Saleh exclaimed. Per coach, the Cowboys were ahead of the chains, and when Jets players did catch them in third and long situations, they were still able to capitalize. Nevertheless, HC had to answer another query, Was Zach Wilson’s performance under duress?

Robert Saleh’s thought on QB Zach Wilson?

Saleh weighs in. Despite facing intense pressure, Wilson’s handling impresses Coach Saleh. However, concerns lingered with forced throws and interception-triggering miscommunications. The opponent’s formidable defense kept the heat on throughout, per HC. “He [Zach Wilson] did a really nice job; he hit a destroy strike route to Garrett [Wilson] for that big touchdown,” Saleh stated.

Saleh praised Wilson’s execution of a crucial strike route to Garrett Wilson for a pivotal touchdown. He cautioned about the challenge of a drop-back game against such a formidable opponent, “Like I said, that team, when you have to get into a drop-back game with those guys consistently, it’s not, it’s not gonna be pretty.”

Additionally, Saleh noted the omnipresence of Dallas star Micah Parsons, making every third down a formidable task for Wilson.

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