The New York Jets didn't have a good showing, by any measure, against the Buffalo Bills in Week 17 ... Among those who did not was interim head coach Jeff Ulbrich. Ulbrich made a couple of questionable comments following his review of the loss.

As New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers goes through the struggles, the team loses once again in blowout fashion to the Buffalo Bills, 40-14. While the Jets star in Rodgers had his own issues with the officiating,

New York Jets interim head coach Jeff Ulbrich was frustrated by the offense's self-inflicted wounds against the Buffalo Bills.

The New York Jets were absolutely blown off the field by the division rival Buffalo Bills on Sunday. New York at one point trailed 40-0, and the game only ended 40-14 by virtue of a pair of garbage-time touchdowns.

After Sunday's 40-14 loss to the Bills, Jets cornerback Sauce Gardner shared his view that the team's effort level wasn't where it needed to be during the game.

During his post-practice media availability Friday, Jets interim coach Jeff Ulbrich said he believes he will have “an opportunity” to interview with owner Woody Johnson and his advisers for the head-coaching position. “I think next week I’ll be given an opportunity at some point,” Ulbrich said. “And for sure, I look forward to that.”

Head coach Jeff Ulbrich had a positive update about Davante Adams' injury status ahead of the Jets matchup versus the Bills.

He also defended Micheal Clemons for his unnecessary roughness penalty in which he ran and dove on a pile of players.

the team loses once again in blowout fashion to the Buffalo Bills, 40-14. While the Jets star in Rodgers had his own issues with the officiating, interim head coach Jeff Ulbrich had a puzzling ...

Tyrod Taylor took over in the fourth quarter and at least showed a spark, even if it was against the Bills backups. Taylor finished 11 for 14 for 83 yards and two touchdowns. Garrett Wilson led the Jets receivers with seven receptions for 66 yards, a touchdown and a fumble on eight targets. Whether he’s happy about that… is another story.

Scoreboard watching: Though the Jets have nothing to play for, the Dolphins still have a shot at making the playoffs, but they will need some help. They need to win and have the Chiefs beat the Broncos. Both games start at 4:25 p.m., so the Dolphins may be checking the MetLife scoreboard for updates.