Jets' clock management under scrutiny following Week 2 performance
ESPN NFL • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 27, 2026, 11:30 AM
Last updated Sep 27, 2026
The Jets' clock management team faced scrutiny after a crucial Week 2 game as Aaron Glenn stated that discussions about clock management occur every Thursday and Saturday. Despite these preparations, execution issues arose during the game, leading to concerns about effectiveness in critical moments. The Jets aim to refine their strategies moving forward to avoid similar situations. Clarity in execution will be crucial for the team's upcoming matchups.
- •Aaron Glenn emphasized regular discussions on clock management.
- •Execution issues were highlighted during Week 2.
- •The Jets are focused on refining strategies for future games.
- •Concerns arose about effectiveness in critical moments.
- •Preparation is set to continue in advance of upcoming matchups.
- 12:16 PMESPN NFL — How the Jets' clock management team is supposed to work, and why it didn't in Week 2
"Aaron Glenn says the clock management is fine and that it's discussed every Thursday and Saturday;
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