Jets: ESPN's Mike Greenberg Absolutely Fed Up With Aaron Glenn

The New York Jets have hit the low point of the season, and outrage is spreading in the fan base after a disaster on Sunday.

The Miami Dolphins are a true rebuilding team this year. They made moves all offseason to offload the contracts of stars, and the win-loss column early in the season indicated exactly what Miami is trying to do this year. 

Then came the Jets. 

New York fumbled the bag at home, allowing the Dolphins to win their first game of the season at MetLife Stadium in a 28-25 ballgame.

ESPN's Mike Greenberg didn't hold back his frustration with the Jets after the loss on Sunday, posting on X that the first half might have been the most "disheartening" New York has played in recent history. 

The Dolphins got off to a 21-7 start at halftime. Miami scored touchdowns on its first two possessions. The Jets scored a touchdown on their first possession before finishing the ball with an interception and punt.

Greenberg said the loss to Miami was a defeat that felt "like the end of everything" for the Jets. He called for New York to fire Glenn, saying it was more of a matter of when than if. 

The Jets allowed Miami to score its final touchdown of the first half on a 15-play, 91-yard drive. Glenn told reporters after the game that he chose not to call timeouts during that stretch, hoping the defense would make a stop. 

The Jets didn't, and so quarterback Geno Smith took a knee with six seconds remaining in the second quarter to go into halftime down two scores. The loss dropped the Jets to 2-5 on the season. 

While Glenn didn't need to take the Jets to the playoffs to save his job this year, he does need to show that New York is making improvements. The Jets have shown fight for most of the season, but Sunday's loss to the Dolphins is a troubling sign about what direction the team is going in before 2027. 

There's no positive way to spin what happened against a previously winless Dolphins team at home. The result was about as bad as it could have been.

The Jets will next host the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 8. New York won't have a bye until Week 13, so one would assume Glenn has a few weeks to salvage something from the season. 

But serious questions remain about the Jets after the worst loss of the season.