"New York Jets: Justin Can't See The Fields"

Another week with drama and meltdowns, the New York Jets can't take 
flight. Even if going to London for a matchup versus the Denver 
Broncos, grounded before playing. Jets quarterback Justin Fields had 
one of the worst days any player could have: finishing a game with 
minus ten passing yards. As Shaggy from Scooby-Doo says: "zoinks!" 

Head coach Aaron Glenn defended his quarterback during postgame 
availability. In which he nearly went scorched on reporters about Fields' 
play. For one, a quarterback having several minus passing yards raises 
questions about Fields as it's his fifth year in the league and no 
progression. This feels as if Glenn is playing Fields due to the contract 
and coaching for his job. After bad clock management before halftime, 
the Jets looked like they didn't know what was going on. 

Star wide receiver Garrett Wilson let his emotions boil over at Glenn for 
bad clock management. Yes, it was caught on camera during the 
broadcast. This team's flight has never been as atrocious... Wait, there's 
been multiple occasions in which New York can't find their pilot to fly this 
team. Falling to 0-6 and no improvement, these are the matters in which 
head coaches are fired.

Glenn's first year has been a disaster and losing the morale of his team 
becomes a lost cause. Veteran Tyrod Taylor is there, but will Glenn give 
him the opportunity to play and save the season? I don't care about the 
contract of Fields... He can't see it by any means and his play shows! 
How many more games will it take for Glenn to say "enough?" He's dug 
himself a hole and going down with Fields each week. The other New 
York team have their guy in Jaxson Dart; while the Jets keep kicking 
tires on guys who can't see the field upon passing.

If Aaron Glenn makes it to the end of 2025, will his record be 0-17 with 
New York having the first pick in 2026? What are the chances Tyrod 
Taylor starts and they win at least seven games? Either way, the 
quarterback conversation grows increasingly tense as to rather Fields 
keeps the starting job or Taylor saves the day.

Jets defense did their jobs Sunday, but the offense... Well, I've broke it 
down in the previous paragraphs. Only saving grace is their offensive 
line and defense who only gave up thirteen points. Any team will take 
that, but when your offense fails to accumulate big plays, it's wasting 
their hard earned efforts. You can lose games, but not your locker room. 
For the Jets, both are getting heavier with self infliction of bad football.