Coach and players of the New York Jets are angry with the New England Patriots. Reason: The division rival kept scoring in the unequal duel – even when the game was already decided.

Munich – After the 54:13 blowout victory of the New England Patriots against the New York Jets, some players of the “Gang Green” are angry with the opponent.

Although the game was already decided at halftime with a score of 31:7, the Patriots did not stop putting points on the scoreboard. So they spared neither themselves nor the pitiful guest.

As a result, according to Connor Hughes of The Athletic, some Jets players were annoyed by the six-time Super Bowl winner’s behaviour. Asked his thoughts about the ‘Pats’ still throwing passes in the fourth quarter, defensive lineman Sheldon Rankins said: “Probably some things I’d rather not say.” But the 27-year-old also stressed, “It’s our job to stop them. “

Saleh: “Everyone has to decide that for themselves “

Jets coach Robert Saleh echoed a similar sentiment, saying, “It’s the NFL. We’re all professional athletes. If you don’t want to get points poured in, you have to stop them. Is it something I would do? Most likely not, but everybody has to decide that for themselves.”

The Jets hadn’t conceded as many points since 1979, when they lost to the Patriots for the 10th straight time.

The Jets face the powerful Cincinnati Bengals in week eight, while the Patriots face the Chargers in Los Angeles.