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“#Jets trying to move on from epic heartbreak<\/strong>”
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The Raiders sent the Jets sprawling to the mat last week with a heartbreaking, last-second, 31-28 loss. Now, the Jets must get up off the mat and face the Seahawks (8-4) in Seattle.<\/p>\n

It feels like Mission: Impossible for the Jets (0-12).<\/p>\n

They had the game<\/a> against the Raiders won until Derek Carr found Henry Ruggs III for a 46-yard touchdown with 5 seconds left. The loss sent the team into a tailspin and resulted in the firing of defensive coordinator Gregg Williams, who had called an all-out blitz on that final play.<\/p>\n

The Jets returned to work on Wednesday, trying to shake off their latest loss.<\/p>\n

\u201cI thought the guys did a hell of a job,\u201d coach Adam Gase said. \u201cI mean they came out there, good energy, practiced hard, made mistakes, but [were] aware and we corrected some stuff. I thought the energy that the players brought was phenomenal. I was thinking the same thing of, \u2018Man, this has got to be hard, and it can\u2019t be easy,\u2019 but these guys are doing a good job turning the page, figuring out a way to when they step on the field going, \u2018New week, new opponent, let\u2019s go figure out how to win a game.\u2019 \u201d<\/p>\n

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