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The New York Jets delivered another disappointing performance, extending their losing streak to four games. On Sunday, the team fell 35-12 to the Kansas City Chiefs, dropping to 2-7. Head coach Aaron Glenn’s postgame comments did nothing to ease fans’ growing frustration after the loss.
After the loss, Glenn was asked why the players appeared to lose their energy in the second half.
“That’s something I’ve got to think long and hard about,” Glenn said in the press conference.
The answer prompted an immediate reaction on social media, with several fans questioning whether Glenn has the solutions needed to turn the season around.
One fan bluntly suggested, “Think about resigning.”
Another questioned whether the head coach still had the players’ back, writing, “Zero players believe in him.”
One fan wrote, “The Chiefs do not have all this talent. They are just well coached; we are not.”
Another fan predicted Glenn wouldn’t remain in his position much longer, commenting, “He’s gonna have a long time to think in two months when he’s fired.”
“Teams make the adjustment, and he has no idea what to do,” another added.
Aaron Glenn’s New York Jets Continue to Struggle With the Same Problems
Sunday’s loss exposed several weaknesses. New York managed just 12 points despite several opportunities to score. The offense struggled to sustain drives, converting only two of its 12 third-down attempts.
The Chiefs, meanwhile, played really well.
Patrick Mahomes completed 23 of 31 passes for 242 yards and two touchdowns without throwing an interception. Kenneth Walker recorded 102 rushing yards on 18 carries, averaging 5.7 yards per attempt.
Glenn acknowledged that the team’s defense failed to contain Walker after halftime.
“When it comes to the game, it seems like it was a tale of two halves. I thought the first half everything as far as our keys to victory I thought we were on point. In the second half, we didn’t play up to par, and I know offensively we didn’t have as many possessions as we needed to against a team like this. Defensively, we didn’t hold up well against the run in the second half, and [Kenneth] Walker started going, and that’s what we couldn’t let happen,” Glenn said via SNY’s YouTube channel.
These recurring issues have raised questions about the coaching staff’s ability to adjust the team.
With another defeat added, it is becoming increasingly difficult for Jets fans to accept that the team is in such a bad condition right now. New York needs to answer quickly, and Glenn will have to deliver a good performance to restore confidence in his leadership.
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