'Jets being Jets' - Fitzpatrick sums up team's latest loss - ESPN

Key Points:

• Former All-Pro safety Minkah Fitzpatrick described the New York Jets' losing pattern as "Jets being Jets," highlighting the team's recurring issues with penalties and mistakes despite strong offensive performances.
• The Jets lost their third consecutive game to the Las Vegas Raiders 38-33 after leading 30-21, marking a pattern of self-destruction in close games and defensive collapses, especially in the second half.
• Despite a season-high 439 yards and notable individual performances, the Jets struggled in the red zone, scoring touchdowns on only two of six opportunities, which contributed to their defeat.
• Jets coach Aaron Glenn, who oversees the defense, is under pressure after the team allowed 92 points over the last three games and continues to struggle with pass rush and defensive consistency.
• At 2-6, the Jets face their 11th straight losing season and 16th consecutive year without a playoff appearance, the longest active drought in North American sports, with players and coaches acknowledging the urgent need for improvement.