The star cornerback said the Jets didn't "need no presentation" on their 20 missed tackles in a 31-6 blowout loss at the Arizona Cardinals.

“We know how to tackle,” Gardner said. “We’ve got to make the tackles. That’s really it. We’ve been doing it. It’s simple. We really don’t need any presentation.” Pro Football Focus has credited Gardner with nine missed tackles this season.

But early in his NFL career, Mitchell has shown striking similarities to Gardner at this point in the season. And it could lead him to not just win the Defensive Rookie of the Year award, but potentially join Gardner as another rookie to reach All-Pro nominations in their first season.

For the second time in as many months, New York Jets cornerback Sauce Gardner has deleted his social media accounts. "Me being a leader of the team, of

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — Sauce Gardner is “shocked” at how this season has gone for the Jets and believes poor execution, not a lack of energy, is the biggest culprit.

The Jets are in the midst of another disappointing season, but a former member of Gang Green is sharing some words of wisdom with the team’s standout cornerback.

New York Jets cornerback Sauce Gardner had an active start to the week on social media. And he went out of his way to address it on Wednesday.

New York Jets cornerback Ahmad "Sauce" Gardner received some criticism after he took to social media to respond to those who pointed out that he went viral for a missed tackle during this past Sunday's 31-6 blowout loss at the Arizona Cardinals that dropped New York to 3-7 on the season.

Sauce Gardner delivered an apology on Wednesday for responding to people on social media earlier this week. Gardner fired back at a reporter and a fan after Sunday’s 31-6 loss to the Cardinals and had a direct message he sent someone circulated.