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1. 20 Sep

   Smith was 27 of 41 for 247 yards and a touchdown pass to Garrett Wilson for the Jets, who were also sloppy in their home opener; they were called for 13 accepted penalties.

   3 outlets · Toronto Star

Coverage 24 articles

• 24 Sep Jets coordinator uses ‘five-year study’ to defend controversial play call against PackersFrank Reich, the Jets' offensive coordinator, defended his decision to call a running play from shotgun formation on fourth-and-1 against the Packers using data from a five-year study showing that such plays convert at about 71 percent success rate compared to 67 percent for under-center runs. Despite criticism over choosing this specific type of run given Braelon Allen's size and strength, Reich emphasized his…New York Post
• 22 Sep All the hubbub over a wasted Jets opportunity speaks to a bigger pictureThe article discusses the early momentum of the New York Jets during their home opener against the Green Bay Packers. With eleven minutes left in the game and the Jets leading 17-7 over a playoff team, the author considers the possibility that the Jets could start their season 2-0 for the first time in 11 years. The piece then shifts to reflect on how this initial optimism might change based on the outcome of the…New York Post
• 22 Sep Jets fans fumed, Matt LaFleur was baffled, and Aaron Glenn still had no regretsAaron Glenn, coach of the New York Jets, faced criticism after his team’s 20-17 loss to the Green Bay Packers, particularly for decisions made in the final minutes of regulation. With 1:20 left on the clock and a fourth-and-1 from midfield, Glenn opted not to punt, but Braelon Allen was tackled short of gaining the necessary yardage. Later, with the Packers facing a critical fourth-down situation, Glenn chose not to…Toronto Star
• 22 Sep Jets confident turnovers will keep coming and turn into big thingsAfter losing to the Packers despite forcing five turnovers, New York Jets defensive players and coaches expressed frustration over their inability to capitalize on these opportunities. They emphasized the need for increased intensity throughout practices and games to secure more turnovers and improve offensive involvement of key players like Garrett Wilson. Defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn remains optimistic that…New York Post
• 21 Sep Coaching scared could cost Aaron Glenn everythingAaron Glenn’s coaching of the New York Jets nearly led to a surprising victory over the Green Bay Packers when his team took a significant lead late in the fourth quarter. However, things quickly deteriorated, causing fans who had dared to dream of an unexpected win to feel let down. The article emphasizes how close the Jets were to pulling off a notable upset but ultimately failed to capitalize on their opportunity.New York Post
• 21 Sep The four things we learned from Jets’ Week 2 loss: Aaron Glenn can’t afford mistakes like thisIn the New York Jets' Week 2 loss to the Green Bay Packers by a score of 20-17 in overtime, there was significant criticism directed at defensive backs coach Aaron Glenn for his game management decisions. The article highlights several questionable choices made during the game and notes that Glenn's postgame explanations were unclear. It emphasizes how difficult it is for a head coach to effectively manage both…New York Post
• 21 Sep Heroes, zeros from Jets’ loss to the Packers: Green Bay defensive end was everywhereIn the Jets' 20-17 loss to the Packers, Packers defensive end Lukas Van Ness dominated with 10 tackles and 1.5 sacks, while Jets coach Aaron Glenn's decision-making was criticized for mismanaging timeouts. The article highlights Skyy Moore’s crucial 63-yard punt return that set up a game-tying field goal late in the fourth quarter. The Jets also suffered from excessive penalties totaling 156 yards, contributing…New York Post
• 21 Sep A 10-point lead with 11 minutes left quickly unravels in Jets' stunning overtime loss to PackersIn their home opener at MetLife Stadium, the New York Jets led the Green Bay Packers 17-7 with 11 minutes left in the fourth quarter but ultimately lost 20-17 in overtime. Despite holding the Packers to under 200 yards and having a positive turnover margin, the Jets suffered a critical collapse as the Packers scored a touchdown and tied the game on field goals within the final three minutes of regulation. Coach…Toronto Star
• 21 Sep The egregious moment that epitomized Jets running game’s struggles versus Packers: ‘Just didn’t get it’In their home opener against the Packers, the New York Jets struggled with their rushing attack, gaining only 67 yards on 27 carries compared to 152 yards from the previous week’s game. A critical moment occurred late in the fourth quarter when both running backs Breece Hall and Braelon Allen failed to gain a first down on crucial short-yardage plays, leading Hall to express frustration with their inability to…New York Post
• 21 Sep Geno Smith’s critical mistakes ended up costing Jets after impressive start to MetLife returnIn Sunday's game against the Packers at MetLife Stadium, Geno Smith of the Jets had an initially promising performance but made critical mistakes that cost his team a 20-17 overtime loss. Despite completing 27 out of 41 passes for 247 yards with one touchdown and no turnovers, Smith struggled in crucial moments, including pivotal sacks in overtime that hampered the offense's progress. Coach Aaron Glenn acknowledged…New York Post

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