Jamal Adams plans to give input to Jets front office

Things are so bad with the New York Jets that even safety Jamal Adams is frustrated and plans to speak to the front office about all the problems the team faces.

The New York Jets are now 3-9 and currently in a six-game losing streak. Not only has this season been a losing one but is now becoming a memory of sheer embarrassment. The players are making dumb mistakes on the gridiron thanks to careless penalties and the coaching staff continues to stand lifeless on the sideline hoping something will finally go their way.

The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over again and expecting different results. When will the coaching staff wake up and start holding players accountable for their actions? When will players step up and realize they aren’t playing college football anymore and are representing an NFL franchise?

Once the offseason is finally here, expect to see many changes hit the Jets where it matters most. Even safety Jamal Adams plans to give his input to the Jets front office.

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As per Rich Cimini of ESPN who gave credit to the CMB Show on WFAN, here is what Adams said without giving any specifics about what he plans to tell the front office:

“If something in life is going wrong and you don’t fix the problem, you just sit there and let it continue to be a problem, it’s not going to change,” he said. “There needs to be changes.” Adams said Todd Bowles isn’t the problem, adding, “There are other problems in that building. I feel for him.” Adams said he’s planning to give his input to the front office.

In the grand scheme of things, Adams is a young up and coming player that has superstar written all over him. Besides everything he brings to the table, he’s a vocal leader in the locker room and will undoubtedly have his voice heard by the higher-ups of the Jets.

Adams is right since the Jets aren’t acting fast enough or making the necessary changes to at least shake things up and have something different in place to end the season on a high note. How many more frustrating losses or blowouts will it take for coaches or starting players to be demoted?

Your guess is as good as mine but one thing is for sure, Adams will speak his mind as all eyes will be on the Jets to see if they take what he says and run with it or continue with mediocrity. Hopefully, he sends a clear message that enough is enough already as this can’t continue any longer with four games left to play this season.