Demario Davis confident Jets doing right things that will get team out of funk

As losses have piled up and the Jets dropped from 1-0 to 1-3, negativity has followed.Coach Aaron Glenn’s name has circulated on the ever-popular, early-season hot-seat lists.Disgruntled fans have started to question if another lost season is upon them.

Text with Brian Costello all season as he brings Sports+ subscribers the latest Jets intel from on the field and off.Demario Davis, the veteran linebacker and one of six team captains, shared a message with those counting out this team after four games.“The sense of urgency isn’t changing, and that’s when you know you’re doing the right [things].

If you need to change your process when things are going wrong, that means you weren’t doing the right things early on, and that’s one of the good things about this organization,” Davis said after practice Thursday.“Two things that this group is going to do: It’s not going to flinch, it’s not going to waver.

We haven’t gotten the results that we wanted, but we’re not going to flinch.“We got the right guys that are resilient.But we’re also not going to waver.

We’re not going to change our process.We’re just going to do the little things a little bit better, and that’s what we’re working towards.”A lot has gone wrong of late, since the Jets couldn’t get a key late stop in a frustrating seven-point loss to the Lions in Week 3.

This past Sunday, they were outclassed by a Bears team that was without starting quarterback Caleb Williams.Chicago ran an absurd 89 plays to the Jets’ 32, and outgained them, 492-157.

The final score of 23-12 didn’t do the game justice, as the Jets were outplayed so thoroughly.The loss dropped Gang Green to 4-17 under Glenn and felt a lot like last year, when the Jets were often noncompetitive.But the 37-year-old Davis isn’t questioning Glenn or the franchise.

He is convinced they are headed in the right direction, despite the three consecutive losses.“Our process doesn’t change.

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