New York Jets are the NFL’s worst team in one crucial situation under Aaron Glenn as unbelievable statistic exposes coaching failure

Writer Ross Johnston argues that the New York Jets are the NFL's worst team in late first-half situations under head coach Aaron Glenn. Since the start of the previous season, the Jets have recorded an NFL-worst -94 point differential in the final two minutes of the first half, scoring only six points while allowing 100 points in that specific timeframe.

Johnston highlights the issue recurring in a recent 26-19 loss to the New England Patriots, where a late three-and-out led to a Patriots touchdown. The writer contends that despite having a more talented roster and veteran quarterback Geno Smith, repeated failures in late-half clock management and execution point directly to coaching shortcomings under Glenn.