Aaron Glenn's Jets Tenure Hits Embarrassing New Low After Dolphins Loss
The Jets' loss to Miami raises more questions about Aaron Glenn, who now faces mounting pressure after another AFC East defeat.
The New York Jets experienced yet another devastating loss on Sunday, falling 28-25 to the Miami Dolphins at MetLife Stadium. This was the Jets' second consecutive defeat against division rivals, bringing their season record to 2-5. Meanwhile, Miami emerged victorious, securing its first win under head coach Jeff Hafley, who had previously enjoyed his first NFL win.
Glenn, who took over as the Jets' head coach in 2025, has now dropped to a 0-8 record against AFC East opponents. This puts Hafley ahead of Glenn in terms of division wins, with Hafley already boasting a win against a division rival in his first game as Miami's head coach. CBS Sports' Bryant McFadden highlighted the significance of the divisional game, emphasizing Miami's undermanned status and the Jets' superior resources.
McFadden noted that Hafley's first AFC East win came before Glenn's, despite Glenn's longer tenure with the Jets. The report also noted that Glenn's coaching career has been marked by struggles, with his overall record at 5-19 as the Jets' head coach. The Jets face a challenging schedule ahead, including upcoming games against the Raiders, Chiefs, Bills, Chargers, and Dolphins.
Glenn will need to demonstrate improvement in these critical divisional matchups to turn things around for the franchise.
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