Jets WR Garrett Wilson on QB Mike White: 'That boy's a dog'

After a 10-3 loss to the Patriots in Week 11—the Jets' 14th in a row vs. New England—Wilson infamously told reporters that he didn't feel he let the defense down. He threw for 77 yards and no TDs in the game.

Wilson's attitude and answer angered Wilson, who walked around the locker room after the game claiming he was "done," according to SNY.

Jets sources told SNY that Wilson was walking around after that loss "like he isn't the problem."

But he is.

Fast forward to Sunday. 

White told the media that it was his job to "put our team in the best position, and that's scoring when we're in the red zone. It starts with me."

That's the accountability the Jets didn't get from Wilson.

Against Minnesota, the Jets went 1-for-6 in the red zone and 3-for-16 on third downs. The Jets had two opportunities to take the lead late in the fourth quarter but came up empty. 

Jets players rolled into Minneapolis wearing "Mike F'n White" T-shirts.

Saleh is working closely with quarterback coach Rob Calabrese and offensive coordinator Mike LaFleur to get Wilson ready to play again.

"It's all hands on deck to try and get him back to where we know he can be," Saleh told NFL Network's Tom Pelissero before Week 13. 

If Jets players had their say, Wilson might be left out to sea.