“When you have a Hall of Fame quarterback, you’re going to build it around his strengths, period,” Robert Saleh said, via Rich Cimini of ESPN. “That’s a very common thing throughout the league. It’s not just a Jets thing. That’s leaguewide. … Could we have done things better? I’m talking about myself and the coaching staff, with regards to, ‘All right, this is our worst-case scenario, now what?’ Absolutely, and it’s something that we will make sure that we do a heck of a lot better with in 2024.”

The Jets did come away with a 30-28 win over the Washington Commanders at home on Sunday. Although the Jets were already eliminated from playoff contention coming into the game, it was a good moment for the team to get a win.

New York finishes with two games against the Cleveland Browns and New England Patriots to finish the regular season. Saleh’s group will try to finish on a high note and bring some positivity into the offseason, in which the Jets hope to get Aaron Rodgers back healthy to make a run at a playoff spot next season.