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Aaron Glenn had three timeouts and did not use one of them. That decision at the end of the first half left the New York Jets without a chance to get the ball back, and ESPN’s Mike Greenberg critiqued the…

New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn faced severe criticism, notably from ESPN's Mike Greenberg, after failing to use three first-half timeouts during a 28-25 loss to the Miami Dolphins. Miami capitalized by mounting a 91-yard touchdown drive with six seconds remaining in the half. The defeat dropped the Jets to 2-5 on the season and handed the previously winless Dolphins their first victory.
The blunder highlighted ongoing struggles for Glenn, whose team has now been outscored 107-6 in the final two minutes of first halves over his 24-game tenure. Despite a late rally featuring a touchdown pass from Geno Smith to Mason Taylor, Miami held on to secure the win, dropping Glenn's overall record with New York to 5-19.
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