The New York Jets suffered a fifth consecutive defeat after falling 31-12 to the Buffalo Bills on Sunday, according to “ClutchPoints.”
The loss dropped the team to a 2-8 record on the season.
Head coach Aaron Glenn maintained his composure during postgame comments despite the team’s ongoing struggles, as reported by “The Athletic.”
Addressing his reaction to the collapse, Glenn stated, “Definitely frustrated. But I preach to the players that when you’re frustrated where is that frustration channeled? I’m not going to channel my frustration at you guys.”
The team struggled offensively throughout the contest, converting only three of their third-down attempts.
Glenn noted that while the squad performed well in the first half, a series of second-half errors proved costly, per “The Athletic.”
The defeat was compounded by significant injuries to key personnel.
Starting quarterback Geno Smith left the game due to an ankle injury and did not return, while wide receiver Omar Cooper Jr. also exited the field with an ankle issue, according to “ClutchPoints.”
Cade Klubnik replaced Smith but struggled to find rhythm against the Buffalo defense.
The Jets have not recorded a winning season in over a decade, a streak that appears poised to continue given their current standing.
To reach a 9-8 finish, the team must win every remaining game on their schedule.
Glenn, who has five total wins as head coach, has yet to secure a victory against an AFC East opponent, as noted by “ClutchPoints.”
The team looks to regroup before facing the Los Angeles Chargers on November 22.