Aaron Glenn understood something went wrong for the New York Jets as they fell short in their 26-19 loss to the New England Patriots on Sunday afternoon.

Glenn is going through the second season of his head coaching career with the Jets. Following a tough 2025 campaign where he finished 3-14, he looks to significantly improve in Year 2.

2026 has seen progress from New York, getting two wins in its first six games. They almost pulled off a rally against New England, but they came up short in their pursuit of win No. 3. Glenn reflected on the loss after the game, noting that execution on both sides of the ball cost them throughout the matchup.

“What it came down to is our ability to finish, and our detail when it comes to defensive football. So finishing on offense and detailing on defense is something we've got to get better at,” Glenn said.

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