The New York Jets have turned a bright start into a three-game losing streak in rather quick fashion.
Fresh off their latest loss in Week 4 to the Chicago Bears in a 23-12 final, New York head coach Aaron Glenn has admitted changes need to be made.
Some observers of the team think that change should be Glenn's job status, but Glenn is going to get a chance to fix what's wrong.
What Glenn has dubbed as a problem is something internally.
"We all have to muster up something inside to be able to get this thing turned in the right direction when you have a game like this," Glenn said. "That's something we really need to address moving forward."
It remains to be seen if Glenn can usher in some of this change and if it results in better play.
At minimum,
it sounds like quarterback Geno Smith thinks it can be done.
"Not my best game, I think I could've done a lot better," Smith said via video conference. "There's always room for improvement and I look forward to that"
For more from Glenn, see the attached clip below:
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