Aaron Glenn believes Jets are on verge of turning the corner
The Jets are 1-2 after three competitive games, and Aaron Glenn believes the gap between his team and winning consistently is getting smaller.
The New York Jets, currently 1-2, head coach Aaron Glenn remains optimistic about the team's potential. The Jets managed a strong victory in Week 1, but lost in Week 2 to the Green Bay Packers after a fourth-quarter lead faltered. In Week 3, the Jets showcased resilience, answering every punch thrown by the Detroit Lions (2-1) before a final comeback attempt ended with a sack-fumble, resulting in another loss.
Despite the record, Glenn is encouraged by the team's learning process and believes they are close to consistently winning. He emphasizes the need to close the gap between where they are and where they want to be. The frustration is palpable within the locker room, but Glenn stresses that accountability from everyone is necessary to improve and close out games.
The team's next challenge is a trip to Soldier Field on October 4 for a 1 p.m. ET game against the Chicago Bears.
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