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Aaron Glenn off to historically bad start in first season with Jets
The Jets are the first NFL team to start 0-5 with no defensive takeaways, dropping their playoff odds to near zero, ESPN research shows.
- After Sunday's Week 5 loss, Aaron Glenn became the first head coach in New York Jets franchise history to start 0-5 in his first season.
- Mistakes and missed takeaways have driven the New York Jets to a 0-5 start without a single takeaway, per ESPN Research.
- In Week 5, the Jets lost 37-22 to the Dallas Cowboys, leaving New York as the NFL's only winless team while an ESPN reporter said, `I’ve covered roughly 600 #Jets games. This was one of the 10 worst performances.`
- With their record now 0-5, the Jets' playoff odds have fallen from 2.7% and they would need to win at least 10 of their remaining 12 games to have an outside chance.
- Glenn has leaned on veteran coaches, saying he spoke with Tony Dungy and Jimmy Johnson, while coaching-start statistics since 2000 show only four of 20 first-time head coaches starting 0-4 reached the playoffs.
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Jets have no wins and no takeaways on defense this season as they fall to 0-5 under Aaron Glenn
The New York Jets are having a history-making season for the wrong reasons. They dropped to 0-5 after losing to the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday and are the lone winless team in the NFL.
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Leaning Left8Leaning Right1Center7Last UpdatedBias Distribution50% Left
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