New York Jets Head Coach, Aaron Glenn, is shown during his first game on job, Sunday, September 7, 2025, in East Rutherford.
Aaron Glenn’s time as the New York Jets head coach has hit a new low. Glenn’s Jets fell to the previously winless Miami Dolphins in 28 -25 home loss.
Ten things you need to know:
1) Dolphins quarterback Malik Willis had thrown just two touchdown passes all season. He matched that total today against the Jets with two more.
2) The loss now makes Aaron Glenn 0-8 against the AFC East since taking over as the Jets head coach last season.
3) Prior to today’s game, the Dolphins had four sacks on the season with all of them coming in the same game. They managed to pick up two more today against the Jets.
4) Aaron Glenn gave a baffling answer when asked why he saved all of his first half timeouts rather than stopping the clock to allow the Jets time to score. “We thought we were going to get a stop” said Glenn. That’s exactly why a head coach should want to stop the clock, no?
5) Garrett Wilson and tight end Kenyon Sadiq combined for 34 yards on three catches. Since his 100 yard game against the Lions last month, Sadiq has managed just four catches for 21 yards.
6) Rookie edge rusher David Bailey was credited with another half sack, bringing his total for the year to 5.5.
7) Fellow rookie Omar Cooper Jr. had himself another great day at the office, pulling in 5 catches for 115 yards and a touchdown.
8) Braelon Allen also chipped in with another big day, carrying the ball 17 times for 104 yards; an average of 6.1 yards per carry.
9) By failing to intercept a pass, Aaron Glenn’s defenses now have just one interception in 24 games. Unfathomable.
10) Preseason fan favorite Nate Lynn was on the field for just three defensive snaps and made his presence felt by picking up a sack.