Davante Adams helped get the Jets offense off to a good start on Sunday night, but the wide receiver's presence couldn't cause the team to blow a 15-6 lead.

The Steelers scored the final 31 points of the game and the Jets returned home with a 2-5 record, bringing their season to the brink of irrelevance. After the game, Adams, who had three catches for 30 yards, said the Jets “failed to finish flat out” and called it a “fundamental” problem with the team he joined in a trade last week.

“We have a lot of talent,” Adams said via the team’s website. “The weapons that we have, I mean, I'm in the huddle today and I just looked around several times and thought, this is kind of crazy. Knowing that you have those types of weapons and that you come up short and get 15 points against the team, I mean, that's there We can do much more secure.”

The Jets traded for Adams last week, fired head coach Robert Saleh the week before and agreed to a deal with edge rusher Haason Reddick to end his holdout on Sunday. There aren't many big moves left to make and the Jets don't have much time left to figure it all out. Therefore, things will have to come together quickly for a team that hasn't looked like a cohesive unit throughout this season.