MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Aaron Glenn vowed to make the Jets a more disciplined team this summer.
To date, it’s not happening.
The Jets committed 13 penalties that cost them 101 yards in Monday’s 27-21 loss to the Dolphins.
Most of the penalties got here before the snap or were costly personal fouls, the kinds of penalties that Glenn vowed to eliminate.
“Now we have to grasp that before you possibly can win games, you may have to learn the way to not lose games,” Glenn said. “Now we have to do a greater job in that case and we’ll.”
The Jets had six pre-snap penalties on offense — three false starts, a delay of game, an illegal shift and an illegal motion.
On one Dolphins drive within the second half, Sauce Gardner was called for pass interference and Kiko Mauigoa for an unnecessary roughness penalty that prolonged a Miami touchdown drive.
Garrett Wilson was called for a questionable offensive pass interference that worn out a touchdown.
“It doesn’t surprise me they called it,” Wilson said. “I assume I’ve got to be higher. I watched it. I watch football. They don’t call that. I’ll make certain I don’t do it again and leave little doubt.”
Gardner feels he’s being targeted for penalties since the Jets are a losing team.
“I’m personally frustrated,” Gardner said. “I feel like me personally, us not winning. I watch football on a regular basis and I just feel like, I don’t know if that is improper to say, but I feel I get called for more stuff just based off of us and just not winning. I watch these winning programs, and it’d be some egregious things, and it don’t get called letting the players play.”
The Jets vowed to get their running game going this week and so they ran for 76 yards on their opening drive, showing a number of heavy formations with an additional lineman and two tight ends.
The drive led to a Braelon Allen fumble, though.
They rushed for 197 yards in the sport, that’s essentially the most since Oct. 8, 2023, after they had 234 against the Broncos.
Allen exited the sport with a knee injury and CB Michael Carter left the sport with a concussion.
Glenn was unsure of the severity of Allen’s injury.
WR Tyler Johnson was inactive for the primary time this season.
He has 4 catches for 63 yards in three games, but had a critical drop against the Buccaneers.
Josh Reynolds returned from a hamstring injury, making Johnson the odd man out.
The opposite inactives were: Edge Jermaine Johnson (ankle), CB Jarvis Brownlee (ankle), KR Kene Nwangwu (hamstring), OT Esa Pole, TE Jelani Woods and DT Leonard Taylor.
Former Dolphins stars Jason Taylor and Zach Thomas were honorary captains.
Jets rookie tight end Mason Taylor is the son of Taylor and the nephew of Thomas.
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Aaron Glenn vowed to make the Jets a more disciplined team this summer.
To date, it’s not happening.
The Jets committed 13 penalties that cost them 101 yards in Monday’s 27-21 loss to the Dolphins.
Most of the penalties got here before the snap or were costly personal fouls, the kinds of penalties that Glenn vowed to eliminate.
“Now we have to grasp that before you possibly can win games, you may have to learn the way to not lose games,” Glenn said. “Now we have to do a greater job in that case and we’ll.”
The Jets had six pre-snap penalties on offense — three false starts, a delay of game, an illegal shift and an illegal motion.
On one Dolphins drive within the second half, Sauce Gardner was called for pass interference and Kiko Mauigoa for an unnecessary roughness penalty that prolonged a Miami touchdown drive.
Garrett Wilson was called for a questionable offensive pass interference that worn out a touchdown.
“It doesn’t surprise me they called it,” Wilson said. “I assume I’ve got to be higher. I watched it. I watch football. They don’t call that. I’ll make certain I don’t do it again and leave little doubt.”
Gardner feels he’s being targeted for penalties since the Jets are a losing team.
“I’m personally frustrated,” Gardner said. “I feel like me personally, us not winning. I watch football on a regular basis and I just feel like, I don’t know if that is improper to say, but I feel I get called for more stuff just based off of us and just not winning. I watch these winning programs, and it’d be some egregious things, and it don’t get called letting the players play.”
The Jets vowed to get their running game going this week and so they ran for 76 yards on their opening drive, showing a number of heavy formations with an additional lineman and two tight ends.
The drive led to a Braelon Allen fumble, though.
They rushed for 197 yards in the sport, that’s essentially the most since Oct. 8, 2023, after they had 234 against the Broncos.
Allen exited the sport with a knee injury and CB Michael Carter left the sport with a concussion.
Glenn was unsure of the severity of Allen’s injury.
WR Tyler Johnson was inactive for the primary time this season.
He has 4 catches for 63 yards in three games, but had a critical drop against the Buccaneers.
Josh Reynolds returned from a hamstring injury, making Johnson the odd man out.
The opposite inactives were: Edge Jermaine Johnson (ankle), CB Jarvis Brownlee (ankle), KR Kene Nwangwu (hamstring), OT Esa Pole, TE Jelani Woods and DT Leonard Taylor.
Former Dolphins stars Jason Taylor and Zach Thomas were honorary captains.
Jets rookie tight end Mason Taylor is the son of Taylor and the nephew of Thomas.
