The New York Jets face unprecedented challenges. A former teammate notes they’re in worse shape than before, potentially setting a historic losing streak for their coach. Meanwhile, the Giants’ recent win adds salt to the wound. #NFL #Jets #Giants #Football
Miami Dolphins were able to do that against the New York Jets. And I don’t have a whole lot else to add except Nick Aaron Glenn, your guy, former teammate in Houston, a former New York Jet with you as well. He came in saying that this is not the same old Jets. And well, he was right. This is worse than the same old Jets. He has the opportunity to become the first Jet coach to go 0 and5 to begin their tenure as a first-time head coach with that organization. Here’s a team that drafted you in the first round after Texas out of Texas A&M. You’re in a city of New York where you play and that New York media is entirely different from any other media market around. And the Jets fans competing with the Giants fans for which team can lose the most game. But the Giants have upped the stakes. They they they just defeated with a rookie quarterback, the undefeated Los Angeles Chargers. So, the Giants are reigning supreme in New York City once again. Tough spot for Aaron Glenn. Will this be a season where they start off and five or even get to 0 and8? I I don’t know. That’s a strong possibility, but it was going to be a very difficult hall for Aaron Glenn going back to New York and trying to win football
