New York Jets coach Aaron Glenn tore in his ball so high following a 27-20 loss on Monday night in Miami that gaggle of reporters could hear Diatribe outside the locker room.
It was chosen your negative adjective from Gang Green: Sloppy? Ugly? Carnless? Horrible? Grotske? Heinous? Declining? Repugnant? Grotske? Abominable? Revolting? Responsibility?
“Very disappointment, very disappointing. There is no way you can win any game with 13 penalties and three transitions,” Glenn said on the podium afterwards on the team’s official website. “It just can’t happen.”
Glenn was justified in tearing into his players, who faded and tied his way to 0-4 start for the first time since Adam Gaze’s 2020 club.
It started with Braelon Allen Fumble who muddy excellent, grinding opening. It revealed from there.
The jets lost three turnover and gave them the worst turnover in the league in 2025 (-7). They were called to 13 penalties in 101 meters. The defense misses tackles, left-wingers who are free and cannot play the game-only team this season without taking through four games. New York is the only team over the past 20 seasons starting 0-4 with zero forced.
Star recipient Garrett Wilson divorced Glenn declared his frustration over the hope, unpublished beginning of the season.
“It’s obvious, but it must still be said because we’re not yet right,” Wilson said. “We’re talking about it, we’re talking about it and we’re talking about it. [Limiting penalties] Is the first thing we talk about in the locker room, so let’s fix it next week. If we don’t fix it next week, it’s ridiculous. “
For the first year coach, who could find himself in a dubious position to be the first Jets coach to start his career 0-5 if Gang Green falls next week to Dallas, it is back to the drawing board.
“But what we have to do is get back to work. It’s the only way we can fix them,” he said of the mistakes. “Actually, take a look at these penalties and take a look at this transition. And we have to understand, before you can win games, you have to learn how not to lose games. And we have to work better in that case and we will.”
Turning to Woebegone suffrage is not faint in the heart.
Stamp Glenn as a head coach is starting in a similar way to Dan Campbell’s Dan Campbell’s working time in Detroit, where Glenn worked as a defense manager in 2021. That Lions team lost his first eight games and was 0-10-1 before winning. In Detroit, Campbell was given time to turn things around, but things certainly became dark in the first season. The study that comes with training in New York will probably not offer Glenn the same cushion.
“Last week was what must have it [game]”Wilson said.” The fact that we played as we just did, this must have to have it completely [against Dallas]. We have to fix it. At the end of the day, what do you want your legacy to be? When I look back at my time – man, we have to go now. We have to have it this week. “