Members of the New York Jets offensive line were apparently not happy with Christmas gifts from quarterback Sam Darnold, so they decided to get their revenge on the rookie.

Christmas time always brings about interesting gifts from teammates, and it sounds like the Jets offensive linemen wanted better presents from their rookie quarterback.

So, instead of simply voicing their opinions on the matter, they instead chose to show Darnold how they felt.

How did that they do that? By taking the wheels off of Darnold's car.

Darnold probably wasn't too thrilled at this development with his car, but maybe that will encourage him to go for gifts that will be appreciated a bit more next season.

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The former USC star has thrown for 2,698 yards and 17 touchdowns in his first season in New York, and while he's shown plenty of potential, he'll need to limit turnovers heading into next season.

As for the Jets, there will likely be a lot of changes coming to the franchise in the offseason, with reports suggesting that head coach Todd Bowles could be on his way out due to another lackluster season.

Bowles went 10-6 in his first season on the job, but if the Jets were to win on Sunday against the New England Patriots, it would be the third straight year that the team would finish at 5-11 overall.

That isn't an ideal direction for the Jets to be heading in, so Darnold may have another coach on the sidelines when he goes under center for his second year in the NFL.