Mike Tomlin criticizes Jets head coach Aaron Glenn for the team's 107-6 deficit in the two minutes before halftime over his 24-game tenure, highlighted by a 28-25 loss to the winless Miami Dolphins on Oct. 25. Tomlin says the Jets should practice two‑minute drills daily, noting that Glenn’s four timeouts in the first half allowed a 15‑play, 91‑yard Dolphins drive. The defeat drops New York to 2‑5, Glenn to 5‑19 overall and 0‑8 in the AFC East, sparking calls for his dismissal. Tomlin’s blunt advice underscores the urgency to fix the Jets’ clock management before the season’s slump deepens.
It’s almost Halloween, and New York Jets fans know what that means. No, silly, it isn’t time to start mapping out the path to a wild card spot. Those are trivial matters for franchises interested in that “winning” nonsense. Rather, it’s time to make mock-draft simulations a daily time-killing ritual. With three first-round picks in ...
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The Atlanta Falcons add 27‑year‑old tight end E.J. Jenkins to their practice squad, NFLTradeRumors reports. Jenkins, a South Carolina and Georgia Tech alum, went undrafted in 2023 and has bounced between the Jets, Eagles, and Raiders, most recently appearing in six games for Philadelphia in 2026 without recording a statistic before being cut before Week 7. He now joins Atlanta hoping to earn a roster spot after multiple futures deals and practice‑squad stints.
The Miami Dolphins needed their offensive line to play well against the Jets, and they turned in what was needed to win their first game.
The Phinsider reviews the Miami Dolphins' most consequential trades of the past year as they rebuild. In November 2025, the team dealt edge rusher Jaelan Phillips to the Eagles for a 2026 third‑round pick used on blocking tight end Will Kacmarek, while Phillips secured a $120 million contract with the Panthers. In March 2026, safety Minkah Fitzpatrick moves to the Jets for a seventh‑round pick that became EDGE Max Llewellyn, and Fitzpatrick posts solid numbers for New York. Also in March, the Dolphins shipped wideout Jaylen Waddle and a fourth‑rounder to Denver for multiple high picks, later turning those into a trade package that brought CB Chris Johnson and several rookie depth players, while absorbing a $26.3 million dead‑cap hit. The recap weighs each deal’s financial impact and on‑field results to gauge whether the Dolphins’ aggressive roster shake‑up is paying off.
A loss like Sunday's is a massive stain on head coach Aaron Glenn's resume and his trust among the players in the New York Jets locker room.
The New York Jets haven’t had much to feel good about lately, and that’s putting it mildly. At 2-5, losing five of their last six games, the Jets’ hopes of a competitive season have pretty much been crushed, and it isn’t even Halloween yet. For all of the problems surrounding the team, though, there has ...
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Rookie wideout Omar Cooper Jr. makes NFL history in just his second game, hauling in five catches for 115 yards and a touchdown despite the New York Jets’ 28-25 loss to the Miami Dolphins on Oct. 25, 2026. PFF notes he’s the first receiver in 40 years to record 100+ yards and a TD in each of his first two career games. After missing his debut with an ankle injury, Cooper Jr. joins an elite group that includes Stefon Diggs and Amari Cooper. If he maintains this pace, he could become a leading candidate for Offensive Rookie of the Year.
After losing to the previously winless Miami Dolphins on Sunday, New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn is on the wrong side of history.
Well, that felt like more than just a “tough one.” The New York Jets’ 28-25 loss to the Miami Dolphins somehow managed to reach a new low for an organization that has won five of its 24 games under Aaron Glenn over the past two seasons. Regardless of whether a move is made during the ...
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The Dolphins snapped their winless streak with a 28-25 road victory over the Jets on Oct. 25, marking Jeff Hafley’s first triumph as head coach. Malik Willis shined, completing 14 of 21 passes for 208 yards, two touchdowns and a rushing score, while rookie Caleb Douglas snagged two TDs, including a 63‑yard strike. However, Miami’s pass defense faltered, surrendering 115 yards and a TD to Jets rookie Omar Cooper Jr., plus 62 yards and two scores to tight end Mason Taylor, as Geno Smith threw for 287 yards and three touchdowns. A second‑half surge by New York narrowed the lead, forcing a clutch 4th‑and‑1 conversion by Willis to secure the win. The article breaks down the “good, bad & ugly” aspects of the performance.
The Miami Dolphins break their losing streak with a 28‑25 win over the New York Jets on October 25, 2026, securing their first victory of the season in Week 7. Coach Jeff Hafley’s bold fourth‑down call in the closing minutes helped preserve a three‑point lead, while key contributions came from Caleb Douglas and Aaron Brewer, who each scored early touchdowns. The win, highlighted by strong play on offense, defense, and special teams, moves the Dolphins to 1‑5 and silences early‑season criticism. Multiple local outlets praise the comeback and analyze its impact on the team’s rebuilding trajectory.
Aaron Glenn’s tenure as New York Jets head coach appears to be winding down after a 3‑point loss to winless Miami on Oct. 25, 2026. The Dolphins dominated for three quarters, out‑scoring the Jets repeatedly and exposing critical coaching flaws, including poor timeout management and ineffective short‑yardage play‑calling. Glenn now sits at 5‑19 over 24 games, with the Jets outscored 107‑6 in the final two minutes of the first half across that span. The article argues that repeated excuses mask deeper issues and suggests the Jets are failing to maximize their talent, signaling a potential end to the Glenn era.
Looking to boost your fantasy lineup? The Game Haus highlights five under‑owned defenses to stream in Week 8. The Cincinnati Bengals (7th overall, 8.0 pts/game) face a low‑scoring Titans offense; Jacksonville Jaguars (17th, 5.7 pts) return from a bye against a struggling Colts unit; Washington Commanders (24th, 3.8 pts) take on an Eagles squad missing Jalen Hurts; Las Vegas Raiders (18th, 4.7 pts) meet the 27th‑ranked Jets; and the Green Bay Packers (9th, 6.3 pts) clash with a high‑scoring but turnover‑prone Panthers. All are owned in under 55% of ESPN leagues, making them smart waiver targets for Week 8.
Well, it was a good ride. Eh, not really. For all intents and purposes, the New York Jets’ utterly abysmal 28-25 loss to the Miami Dolphins brought an end to the Aaron Glenn era in Florham Park. Barring a miracle, the question is now “when”, not “if”, the Jets will begin their search for the ...
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Week 8 waiver-wire picks for standard‑scoring fantasy leagues spotlight five under‑owned players (all under 55% rostered on ESPN). RB Jonah Coleman (DEN) returns from injury with 6.0 YPC and could see a larger role; WR Omar Cooper Jr. (NYJ) posted back‑to‑back 100‑yard, 1‑TD games; WR KC Concepcion (CLE) broke out with 129 receiving yards and some rushing scoops; RB Seth McGowan (IND) earned 11 carries against Minnesota amid trade rumors around Jonathan Taylor; and WR Caleb Douglas (MIA) returned from an ankle break with two touchdowns in Week 7. Each listing includes recent stats, usage trends, and ownership percentages to help managers decide who to add now.
The New York Jets should look at one of these 10 Aaron Glenn replacements after the team's horrible home loss to the Miami Dolphins.
The New York Jets suffered a humiliating Week 7 loss to the winless Miami Dolphins on Oct. 25, 2026, prompting calls to end Aaron Glenn’s short‑lived head‑coaching tenure. The article highlights the 0‑8 AFC East start, a 107‑6 halftime deficit over the past two games, and the team’s struggles to involve star receiver Garrett Wilson. It argues Glenn, despite his franchise legacy, is outmatched and likely won’t return in 2027, leaving owner Woody Johnson as the decisive factor.
Oasis guitarist Noel Gallagher attends his second NFL game of the year at MetLife Stadium for the New York Jets' 28‑24 loss to the Miami Dolphins on Oct. 25, 2026. While featured in the Jets' "Celebrity Spotlight," Gallagher looks visibly unimpressed, waving briefly before turning his head down. The Jets fall to 2‑5, with Geno Smith throwing for 287 yards, three TDs and one INT, and Braelon Allen rushing for 104 yards. Dolphins QB Malik Willis contributes 208 passing yards, two TDs and a rushing score. The post notes Gallagher’s prior London game and his band’s recent MetLife concerts.
Three winners and three losers from the New York Jets' Week 7 loss to the previously winless Miami Dolphins, Aaron Glenn's eighth-straight AFC East loss.
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Miami Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley celebrates his first NFL win, guiding the team to a 28‑25 comeback triumph over the New York Jets on Sunday, Oct. 26, 2026. The victory ends a 0‑5 start and marks Hafley’s debut win at MetLife Stadium, his home state. Quarterback Malik Willis threw for 208 yards and two TDs, adding a rushing score, while rookie Caleb Douglas caught both touchdowns, including a 63‑yard strike in the fourth quarter. Hafley praised his players’ resilience, recalled locker‑room water celebrations, and stressed the importance of staying process‑focused as Miami prepares for a Sunday showdown with the New England Patriots.
The New York Jets fall to the winless Miami Dolphins 28-25 in Week 7, dropping to 2-5 and intensifying calls for head coach Aaron Glenn’s dismissal. Despite Geno Smith’s 287 yards and three touchdowns and Omar Cooper Jr.’s 115 receiving yards, New York’s defense surrenders 156 rushing yards and a critical 63-yard TD to Caleb Douglas, allowing Miami to build a 21-7 halftime lead and convert all three fourth‑down attempts. Malik Willis throws for 208 yards and two TDs, while Ollie Gordon II rushes for 103 yards and a score. The loss fuels scrutiny of Glenn’s game management and defensive schemes, with analysts urging the Jets to consider a coaching change before the 2027 season.
The New York Jets fell to the Miami Dolphins, dropping to 2-5, and a new stat highlights their woes: they have been outscored 107‑6 in the final two minutes of the first half over 24 games under head coach Aaron Glenn. Former Steelers coach Mike Tomlin blasted the trend on NBC’s Sunday Night Football, urging the Jets to practice two‑minute drills daily. The Dolphins stretched their lead to 21‑7 just before halftime. Despite early‑season promise against Green Bay and Detroit, the Jets can’t convert to wins, and Glenn’s job may be on the line as they prepare to face the Las Vegas Raiders on Nov. 1.
The article compares New York Jets running backs Breece Hall and Braelon Allen, echoing the historic Wally Pipp story. Hall, with 5,300+ scrimmage yards in 59 games over five seasons, has been solid but never truly elite. After Hall’s September 27, 2026 injury, Allen stepped in and amassed 421 yards from scrimmage, 357 rushing yards and a 5.0‑yard average over four games—stats Hall hasn’t matched since 2024. While Allen’s sample size is small, his recent production raises doubts about Hall’s hold on the lead‑back role, prompting the Jets to question whether Allen could be the better option.