The Jets’ failed fourth-and-one becomes the next flashpoint in their crushing loss to Green Bay. Evan Roberts liked Aaron Glenn’s decision to be aggressive, but Tiki Barber argues the Jets’ struggles blocking all day made going for it far more questionable. The biggest problem was the play itself, with Braelon Allen taking a shotgun handoff and getting hit before he had any chance to generate momentum.
Tiki breaks down the blocking failures from the tight ends and offensive line, while Evan points out that the Jets attacked the exact area Aaron Glenn said they wanted to avoid. After looking like the team’s identity a week earlier, the run game and offensive line failed when the Jets needed one yard most.
