Aaron Glenn Reveals Most Frustrating Part of Jets 2026 Season

The New York Jets were unable to grab a victory this past weekend, despite the team holding multiple leads throughout the game.

New York came up short against the Las Vegas Raiders at home, seeing their record drop to 2-6 on the season. The final score came in at 38-33, marking the team's fifth one-score loss of the year.

The Jets dominated the Raiders in the first half, out-gaining Las Vegas by over 100 yards in the first half. But the Raiders were able to take advantage of lapses from the New York defense in the second half to get the victory.

Following the loss, Jets head coach Aaron Glenn opened up about the frustrations of the year. Glenn said that the inability to win games when the team has had chances is the most frustrating part.

"I'm upset in general because of where we're at as a team—and I mean that, for the record—because there's always things that you're going to be things that you want to get better at," he said. "So, if anything, if I want to put my thumb on something, that's it—the record that we have right now," Glenn said.

New York has been competitive in every game this season, having plenty of opportunities for the year to go very differently. But the Jets haven't been able to capitalize on anything, losing the key moments throughout the season.

This could have Glenn on the hot seat as the year goes on, with there already being calls for him to be fired. So far, Glenn has been safe from being let go, but if the team were to drop a few more games, his status as the head coach could be in serious jeopardy.

New York has a brutal schedule upcoming, starting with the current week, as they travel to take on the Kansas City Chiefs on the road. Kansas City has lost two straight games entering this matchup with the Jets, and they will likely be coming out firing.

After the game against the Chiefs, New York will be hosting the Buffalo Bills, who have been the best team in the AFC all year. This won't be an easy stretch for the Jets, but if they can grab at least one win, it may save Glenn's coaching job.

But given how this team has played this season, getting a win over either of the top AFC opponents could be much easier said than done.