From Halloween to nearly Christmas week, the Jets have been on a four-game losing streak throughout November and early December. It wasn't enough to close out games even with emerging young talent like LT Olu Fashanu, EDGE Will McDonald IV, RB Braelon Allen, and RB Isaiah Davis. Besides the loss to Arizona that started this losing streak, every game was a one-score game in which the Jets blew leads.

A miserable season for the Jets continues to find new ways to disappoint and depress fans. On a cold December afternoon, the New York Jets would return from their bye week in their all-black alternate jerseys, hosting the Seattle Seahawks. Although Seattle is on the other side of the country, Seahawk fans came in masses to support their team. There was almost an entire section full of Seahawk fans. The Jets would be facing four former Jets that now play in Seattle…

It's NOT OVER UNTIL IT'S OVER. The New York Jets have arrived and defeated the Houston Texans on Thursday Night Football: Halloween Edition at MetLife Stadium, 21-13. It was an incredible win for the Jets, desperately needed for the team and their morale. Although the win, the first quarter was still the worst quarter I've seen this team play in person this season. It was horrible.

It’s about time to come to terms with what this season has become for the New York Jets, which is a total disappointment. The Jets traveled to Foxborough for game two of their yearly series with AFC East divisional opponent, New England Patriots.

6 Tri-State area teams played on Monday. The Yankees, Mets, Jets, Devils, Rangers and Islanders. Every team won besides the Jets.

For every big game, the Jets produce an even bigger loss. There are no excuses for the disappointment that Monday Night Football was for this franchise. It was expected to be one of the most critical games in the team's history, but they lost.

Outcoached. Miscommunication. Messy.

Those were the three keys to the Jets' loss on Sunday to the Vikings in London. It was an early one for every American Jets fan who woke up on Sunday morning with a feeling of optimism. That there was a chance to come out of London victorious because it was a new week. Even if it is against the undefeated Sam Darnold-led Minnesota Vikings, there was still that new week optimism. That was until the first quarter.

Coming off the home-opening, electric Thursday Night Football blowout against the AFC East rival, New England Patriots, the Jets were set for a 1pm game against the Denver Broncos. The Jets had a lot of rest heading into this one, and many assumed it would be another easy win for Gang Green. However, it'd be the opposite...