Takeaways from Sunday’s 20-17 overtime Jets loss to the Packers.
1. Aaron Glenn said last year that he believes the last two minutes of each half belong to the head coach, meaning, it’s on the head coach to manage those situations, guide his team to points and navigate the clock.
Glenn continues to fail in this department.
While the coach has improved in other areas, his clock management at the end of halves continues to be perplexing. It happened last week in Tennessee at the end of the first half, but it did not bite Glenn. On Sunday, it got him. He first played it slow at the end of the first half, in part because he burned all of his timeouts before the end of the half. But he also seemed content to just run the clock down instead of moving quickly. The Jets got the ball with four minutes left and controlled it for the rest of the half and came away with no points. How does that happen?
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