Aaron Glenn blasts 0-4 Jets as 'very disappointing' after error-filled loss - ESPN

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — After watching 60 minutes of sloppy football, New York Jets coach Aaron Glenn ripped into his team with a locker room rant that was heard in the adjacent media room. Glenn was hot, and understandably so.

The Jets dropped to 0-4 with a 27-21 loss to the Miami Dolphins on Monday night at Hard Rock Stadium — a three-turnover, 13-penalty performance that sparked frustration in all areas.

Glenn's postgame invective focused on penalties and turnovers, according to players.

«It's obvious, but it still has to be said because we're still not doing it right,» wide receiver Garrett Wilson said. «We're talking about it, we're talking about it and we're talking about it. [Limiting penalties] is the first thing we talk about in the locker room, so let's fix it next week. If we don't fix it next week, it's ridiculous.»

An 0-4 start isn't that unusual for the Jets — it happened in 2020 — but Glenn finds himself in a small fraternity of coaches who have experienced profound struggles. He joins Adams Gase (2019) and Lou Holtz (1976) as the only coaches who began their Jets career with four straight losses.

No Jets coach has started 0-5. The Jets host the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday.

Cornerback Sauce Gardner, drafted the same year as Wilson (2022), is staring at the possibility of a fourth straight losing season. The frustration was etched on his face as he spoke quietly in a somber locker room.

«It's extremely shocking,» Gardner said. «I want to win. Period, point blank. Obviously, when I was younger, coming into the league, I was just like — me, Garrett, the young people, we have to do our job. Now it's to the point where we're talking Year 4 right now.»

After competitive losses to the Pittsburgh Steelers and Tampa Bay