Jets criticized for clock management in loss to Dolphins

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Last updated Oct 26, 2026

Jets criticized for clock management in loss to Dolphins
Summary

The New York Jets lost 28-25 to the Miami Dolphins on October 25. Jets' head coach Aaron Glenn faced backlash for poor clock management, particularly for not utilizing timeouts before halftime, which allowed Miami to score a touchdown with minimal time left on the clock. Critics, including ESPN's Mike Greenberg, labeled Glenn's decisions as inexcusable and called for accountability from the team’s ownership. The Jets' record drops to 2-5, further intensifying scrutiny on Glenn's coaching amid ongoing struggles against AFC East rivals.

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By the Numbers
  • •Jets fall to 2-5 after loss to winless Dolphins.
  • •Miami scored a late touchdown without Jets using timeouts.
  • •Critics, including Mike Greenberg, call Glenn's decisions inexcusable.
  • •Concerns grow over Glenn's future with the team amid losses.
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  • 5:59 AMYahoo Sports — ‘Talking Out of His Rear End,’ ‘Doesn’t Make Sense’ — ESPN Host, NFL World Rip Jets HC Aaron Glenn Over ‘Inexcusable’ Clock-Management Gaffe
What they're saying
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The New York Jets have given their fans a lot to be frustrated about this season, and Sunday’s loss to the winless Miami Dolphins only added to the list. The Jets had a chance to use their timeouts and give the offense time to respond before halftime, but they didn’t.

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