Adam Gase Says Jets 'Haven't Done Anything Well at All' Amid 0-6 Start

The New York Jets are winless through six games after falling to the Miami Dolphins in a 24-0 blowout Sunday. What's going wrong for the Jets as they're off to their worst start in 24 years? 

According to head coach Adam Gase, everything.

"We haven't done anything well at all," Gase said after Sunday's loss, per ESPN's Rich Cimini.

Against the Dolphins, who pitched their first shutout in six seasons and their first against the Jets since the 1982 AFC Championship Game, Jets quarterback Joe Flacco was 21-of-44 passing for 186 yards and an interception, while running back Frank Gore led the way for the Le'Veon Bell-less Jets with 46 yards on 11 carries. Wide receiver Breshad Perriman had four catches for 62 yards. 

Gore, a 16-year veteran, also expressed his frustration with his team during his postgame press conference. 

Gase, who is 7-15 in his tenure with the Jets and hasn't won a game in New York since December, said he isn't thinking about being fired and is looking ahead to Week 7. 

"I have to focus on making sure our guys are ready to go when we get back in the building," Gase said, per the New York Post's Brian Costello.  

The Jets host the 4-1 Buffalo Bills on Sunday.