The s are 1-2, however head coach Aaron Glenn doesn't consider his staff is way from the place it needs to be. 1 earlier than 2.
Then got here Week 3. The Jets answered practically each punch thrown from the (2-1) on Sunday earlier than operating out of time. A closing comeback try ended with a Geno Smith sack-fumble, s.
Regardless of the document, Glenn stays inspired by what he’s seeing. He sees a staff that's nonetheless studying the best way to win, and he thinks they’re near doing so persistently.
"We're proper right here. Our guys understand it's this hole proper right here that we've bought to shut. We're combating our asses off to shut that hole, and we’ll — from a training perspective and from a participant perspective," Glenn mentioned.
"We're proper right here. Our guys understand it's this hole proper right here that we've bought to shut. We're combating our asses off to shut that hole, and we’ll – from a training perspective and from a participant perspective."
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There’s definitely frustration contained in the locker room. The Jets have proven sufficient by way of three video games to consider they’ll compete, however they haven't persistently made the performs mandatory to complete these video games with victories. That frustration was evident after Sunday's loss.
"It's so irritating. I don't know. I'm so annoyed proper now," middle Josh Myers mentioned.
"I'm so annoyed proper now."
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The problem now could be turning that frustration into enchancment, one thing Glenn is aware of can’t occur with out accountability from everybody concerned.
"We've bought to determine a option to shut out these video games. Everyone has to look themselves within the mirror and determine it out and simply see what we’ve got to assist this staff win these video games once they come all the way down to the top within the fourth quarter," cornerback Brandon Stephens mentioned.
That's the hole Glenn retains speaking about. Over three weeks, the Jets have proven they’ll compete. The following step is proving they’ll end. Subsequent up is a visit to Soldier Discipline on Oct. 4 for a 1 p.m. ET matchup with the s.
Glenn spars with one other former colleague, former s offensive coordinator Ben Johnson.
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