The Jets found another brutal way to lose, blowing a 10-point fourth-quarter lead before falling to Green Bay in overtime. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber unload on Aaron Glenn’s late-game clock management, including his decision not to use a timeout and give the Jets another possession. Evan calls the sequence infuriating, while Tiki points to Glenn’s inexperience balancing defensive play-calling with his responsibilities as head coach.
The frustration goes well beyond Glenn. Geno Smith and the offense completely stalled down the stretch, the offensive line was overwhelmed, and the Jets’ running game disappeared after looking like the team’s identity a week earlier. Evan and Tiki also debate the critical fourth-and-one decision, ripping the shotgun formation and blocking failures that left Braylon Allen with no chance. A game the Jets appeared positioned to win instead became another painful lesson in failing to finish.
