Aaron Glenn: Disappointed in myself, but totally believe we're on the right track
Key Points:
- The Jets lost 28-25 at home to the previously winless Dolphins, dropping their record to 2-5, after falling behind 21-7 at halftime and unable to overcome the deficit despite a late rally.
- Head coach Aaron Glenn expressed disappointment in the defense’s poor first-half performance, taking responsibility for the defensive play-calling that failed until the team was trying to recover.
- Glenn highlighted the team’s resilience in the second half as a positive sign, emphasizing the players’ effort and belief that the Jets are moving in the right direction despite the disappointing record.
- The Jets have now gone 5-20 under Glenn’s leadership, raising questions about his future with the team, with the decision likely resting with owner Woody Johnson.
- Despite the loss, Glenn remains focused on the remaining games in the season, acknowledging the need for improvement but maintaining optimism about the team’s potential.