Instead, the Jets regressed, dropping a 35-12 decision to the Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium in a game that featured the all-too-familiar bad penalties and poor plays at the worst times and more failure in the red zone.
The New York Jets suffered a 35-12 blowout loss to the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday, dropping their record to 2-7. Despite controlling possession in the first half and trailing just 14-12 at halftime, the Jets failed to score touchdowns in the red zone and settled for four Jason Sanders field goals.
Kansas City dominated the second half, shutting out New York 21-0 behind Patrick Mahomes' two touchdown passes and three scores from Kenneth Walker. Writer Mark Cannizzaro notes that mounting frustration boiled over on the sideline from quarterback Geno Smith and tackle Armand Membou, with head coach Aaron Glenn's overall record falling to 5-21.
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