Jets Coach Aaron Glenn expressed his accountability for the team’s struggles this season, stating, “This season’s on me.” Following a challenging game against the Buffalo Bills, Glenn reflected on the Jets’ performance and emphasized the need for improvement.
Game Highlights Against the Bills
During the match held on Sunday evening in Orchard Park:
- The Jets managed only 9 first downs.
- They controlled the ball for 21 minutes and 40 seconds.
- In contrast, the Bills held possession for 38 minutes and 20 seconds.
- The Jets executed 46 offensive plays while Buffalo ran 72.
Glenn’s Reflections on the Season
In the aftermath, Glenn acknowledged that the team did not perform well enough to secure victories. “We didn’t do enough to win games,” he noted. He is aware of external criticism but remains confident in his ability to lead the team forward.
Glenn’s Confidence and Future Plans
When questioned about his confidence leading the Jets in the competitive AFC East, Glenn remained steadfast. He referenced his experience in coaching roles across various teams, including Cleveland, New Orleans, and Detroit. “I’ve been there and done that,” he assured reporters.
Looking ahead, Glenn is optimistic about turning the season’s narrative around. He mentioned plans to collaborate with key figures like Coach Moug and team owner Woody Johnson to strategize for the upcoming offseason. “I look forward to getting back and putting our heads together,” he stated.
Lessons for the Future
Glenn reflected on the transient nature of the NFL. “Every season is different, and this locker room will not be the same,” he explained. Regardless of this year’s results, he pledges to learn from the experiences and focus on improvement. “The NFL doesn’t care; this is a year-by-year league,” he concluded.
