Aaron Glenn’s late-game clock management becomes the biggest target after the Jets blow a 10-point fourth-quarter lead in a crushing overtime loss to Green Bay. Evan Roberts is furious that Glenn let nearly a minute disappear instead of calling timeout and giving the offense another chance to win, while Tiki Barber points to the difficulty of balancing defensive play-calling with head-coaching responsibilities.
The frustration runs much deeper. Geno Smith and the offense regressed, the offensive line struggled, penalties piled up, and the Jets repeatedly failed in critical moments. Even Packers coach Matt LaFleur admitted he was confused by New York’s handling of the final minute, adding another layer to a loss that felt painfully familiar.
