Aaron Glenn dissatisfied with Jets' overtime loss to Packers

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Last updated Sep 20, 2026

Aaron Glenn dissatisfied with Jets' overtime loss to Packers
Summary

Jets head coach Aaron Glenn expressed his disappointment after the team's 20-17 overtime loss to the Packers in Week 2. Glenn cited poor execution, particularly in the fourth quarter, where the Jets squandered a 17-7 lead. He made a controversial choice to receive the ball first in overtime, believing in his offense's ability to score. However, the Jets went three-and-out, allowing the Packers to execute a game-winning drive capped by a 26-yard field goal from rookie Trey Smack. The Jets, now 1-1, are preparing for their next game against the Lions on September 27.

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  • Jets led the Packers 17-7 entering the fourth quarter.
  • Glenn criticized the team's performance on special teams and defense.
  • The Jets finished the game with a three-and-out in overtime.
  • Trey Smack kicked the game-winning field goal for Green Bay.
  • Next game for the Jets is against the Lions on September 27.
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  • 10:32 PMYahoo SportsNational reactions: Jets' Aaron Glenn takes heat after loss to Packers
  • 9:42 PMYahoo SportsAaron Glenn 'highly upset' with Jets' late-game collapse and overtime loss to Packers
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Following the New York Jets' 20-17 overtime loss to the Green Bay Packers in Week 2, head coach Aaron Glenn expressed his frustration and explained his decision-making.

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Here is our roundup of national media reactions to the Jets' loss to the Packers and Aaron Glenn took a lot of heat for the defeat.

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