Jamal Adams is upset. Le'Veon Bell and Robby Anderson are understanding. General manager Joe Douglas is putting out fires, while owner Chris Johnson wonders if his team will show up each week, and head coach Adam Gase is busy throwing everyone under the bus when it comes to the trade deadline or the team's handling of Kelechi Osemele's injury.
All that equals an eventful week for the New York Jets.
For any team, this would add up to a lot of potential conflicts that can tear apart a locker room and an organization. It doesn't help when said team is struggling to win ballgames and has put out a 1-6 record while watching 22-year-old franchise quarterback Sam Darnold miss time with mono and throw seven interceptions in his last two contests.