Did you see the animated exchange on the bench? Jets wideout Garrett Wilson was deep in discussion with quarterback Geno Smith and assistant coaches as the Jets fell 28‑25 to Miami, but head coach Aaron Glenn isn’t worried.
Wilson later called the talk ‘heated,’ not out of anger but disappointment with the offense’s lack of aggression. He said he wanted the unit to snap out of it, and Glenn affirmed on Monday that everyone’s intent was positive.
Glenn told reporters the hype overshadows reality. He explained that Geno and Garrett were simply urging the offense forward, not squabbling. Knowing both players, he stressed their shared desire to score.
Wilson logged two receptions for 26 yards on three looks, adding nine catches over the past three defeats. In my view, the Jets must prioritize feeding their top receiver more often. Glenn reiterated the plan to deliver the ball to Garrett while balancing smart play-calling.
Glenn pointed out that Miami seemed intent on limiting Wilson, yet the issue wasn’t target volume. He believed the team moved the ball and put points on the board, emphasizing that Garrett remains the clear priority each game.
The contest produced a season‑high in yardage and points for New York, but it wasn’t enough to topple a winless Dolphins squad. The team looks set to chase its first win soon.