The New York Jets will be under the direction of interim head coach Jeff Ulbrich when they play the Buffalo Bills on Monday night. Ulbrich took over after the Jets fired Robert Saleh five games into his fourth season. Team captain C.J. Mosley expressed shock at Saleh’s dismissal and emphasized the need for accountability and improvement moving forward.
Ulbrich, who has been the team’s defensive coordinator, has a track record of success in improving the Jets’ defensive performance over the years. Mosley spoke highly of Ulbrich’s coaching style and motivation, highlighting the need for the team to rally together and continue striving for their goals despite the coaching change.
Mosley, whose status for the game is listed as questionable, emphasized the importance of not being scared of the moment and using it as an opportunity for growth and unity. The Jets will face a tough challenge against the Bills on Monday night, but Mosley believes this is a chance for the team to come together and overcome adversity.
The game will be televised on ESPN at 7:15 p.m. CDT and will take place at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. Despite the coaching change, the Jets are focused on rebuilding and improving as a team to face the challenges ahead. Follow Mark Inabinett for more NFL coverage from Alabama Media Group.
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