Jets' Sauce Gardner Deletes 'X' Account After Cowboys Loss; Breece Hall Erases Post

The New York Jets appear to be taking Sunday's 30-10 loss to the Dallas Cowboys hard.

After the game, cornerback Sauce Gardner deleted his account on X, formerly known as Twitter. Running back Breece Hall also tweeted then deleted something that appeared to reference his lack of touches in the loss:

Neither Gardner nor Hall, who are members of New York's talented 2022 draft class, managed to make an impact on Sunday's game. Gardner dropped what would've been a pick-six in the first half as the Jets defense went on to allow Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott to complete 31 of his 38 passes for 255 and two touchdowns.

Hall, who is still working his way back from a torn ACL, ran the ball just four times for nine yards as New York abandoned the run early. He seemed to voice his frustration when speaking to reporters after the game.

"I mean, I only got four touches. That's why we struggled," he said. "It is what it is. We just got down early today and just abandoned the run. That type of stuff happens. You feel like you have to get back in the game and it just slips away."

Hall had 127 rushing yards on 10 carries in New York's Week 1 win over the Buffalo Bills. Despite the victory, the Jets lost star quarterback Aaron Rodgers for the season to a torn Achilles in that game, and it appears the good vibes around the team quickly dissipated.

Rodgers' replacement Zach Wilson faced a relentless pass-rush from the Cowboys and finished with 170 yards, one touchdown and three interceptions. All three of his picks came in the fourth quarter.

The Jets will have to make more of a commitment to the run game if they hope to be successful going forward. They will face another tough matchup next week when they host the New England Patriots.