Aaron Glenn’s explanation for the Jets’ disastrous end-of-regulation clock management only fuels more frustration. Evan Roberts blasts Glenn for admitting he never considered using a timeout, while Tiki Barber argues that Glenn’s defensive responsibilities may have kept him from thinking like a head coach in the moment. The bigger concern is whether anyone on the staff was helping him manage the situation.
The Jets’ problems extended to the offense, where Geno Smith missed chances to extend plays with his legs and the entire unit collapsed after a late miscommunication with Braelon Allen. Five straight drives went nowhere as the offensive line struggled, Geno took sacks, and the Jets failed to finish another game they had under control.
