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Jets coach Aaron Glenn addressed his team’s 23-12 loss to the Chicago Bears, a game where the Jets faced an overwhelming 89-32 play disparity. Despite the dismal performance, Glenn highlighted some positives like the red zone defense and the running game's efficiency at 4.2 yards per carry, though limited opportunities hindered its effectiveness. He emphasized focusing on upcoming games against playoff contenders rather than dwelling on past failures.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-06,
using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the
same event (that is the story summary below).
Story summary
Breece Hall, Jets' star running back, is out for Sunday's game against the Chicago Bears due to a quad injury. The Jets are already dealing with several other key player injuries, including Dylan Parham (knee) and others. With Hall sidelined, backup runners Braelon Allen and Isaiah Davis will take on increased roles. This comes as the team struggles after back-to-back losses and a poor rushing game performance in recent weeks. The Jets face significant challenges as they look to avoid their third consecutive loss in Chicago.
Written for “Jets Vs Bears Week 4” on 2026-10-06,
grounded in this article and the 26 other(s) covering the same event.
On the day after a 23-12 beatdown at the hands of the Bears, Jets coach Aaron Glenn spent Monday morning trying to emphasize the positive.
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Glenn → spend → positive
That may sound crazy for Jets fans who watched their team play one of the worst games in franchise history — and that’s saying something.
uncertain
that → sound → something
That may be tough after being fed every crazy stat from this game that showed the historical ineptitude of the Jets on Sunday.
uncertain
that → feed → Sunday
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tRY IT NOWBut when Glenn met with the media virtually Monday morning, he tried to push back on the tidal wave of negativity that is coming his and the Jets’ way after this one.
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that → take → one
“There are some positives that came out of this, and sometimes everybody just focuses on the negative part of it,” Glenn said, “but our deal is we’re going to make sure we try to continue to improve on that and hopefully from the outside our fans will see that and again, we’ll just look at the next week and we’re just trying to go 1-0 each week and that’s the thing that we’re focused on and that’s the only thing I want our fans to focus on.
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fans → be → that
We’re going to flush this game.
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We → go → game
We’re going to move ahead.
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We → go → ?
We’ve got a team that’s coming in that’s playing pretty good, so our focus is to make sure we beat that team and that’s it.”
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that → get → team
The Jets are 1-3 after losing three straight games, and any positive vibes that existed after close losses to the Packers and Lions disappeared as the Bears went up and down the field on the Jets.
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Bears → lose → Jets
Glenn took pride in the team’s red zone defense.
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Glenn → take → defense
The Bears went 2-for-7 in the red zone and Glenn also pointed to the Jets running game, which averaged 4.2 yards per carry but did not get many chances because the Bears had the ball all day.
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Bears → go → ball
Glenn also pointed out the Jets lost to three strong playoff contenders, but he did not mention the Bears played with backup quarterback Tyson Bagent.
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Bears → point → Bagent
“Here’s what I do know, these last three games that we had, we knew exactly what we were going against,” Glenn said.
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Glenn → ’ → what
“We were going against a team that have won the division, we were going against teams that have high-powered offense, and I’m just speaking defensively right now, and we knew they were going to be in a situation where they just moved the ball and we have to do a good job as far as limiting points on defense.
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we → go → defense
We didn’t do a good job of that against Detroit.
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We → do → Detroit
I thought we did a good job against Green Bay, and then with this game, a high-powered team, I thought we did a good job of just limiting points as many times as they were in the red zone.
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they → think → zone
Not many people predicted the Jets to win these past three games before the season, but the way they lost to the Packers and Bears has added more pain for Jets fans.
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they → predict → fans
The team now has four games that could determine their season — home against the Browns, at the Patriots and then two home games with the Dolphins and Raiders.
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that → have → Dolphins
The Jets need to find a way to win some games to keep their season alive and avoid the talk around the team shifting to next spring’s draft.
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Jets → need → draft
“Three straight losses is tough to stomach, and we all feel it — we need to win,” center Josh Myers said.
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Myers → stomach → it
“We haven’t necessarily seen the results in these last three games, but we will.
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we → see → games
We’re going to win games.
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We → go → games
I have all the faith in the world in that.”
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I → have → that
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