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Jets' coaching problems go beyond Aaron Glenn. OC Frank Reich needs to involve Garrett Wilson more.
Garrett Wilson of the New York Jets looks on during the fourth quarter against the Miami Dolphins at MetLife Stadium on Sunday. Credit: Jim McIsaac
It’s not just head coach Aaron Glenn, whose failings have been well-documented. But in case you need reminding, the Jets’ 28-25 loss to previously winless Miami on Sunday brought his overall record to 5-19 in two seasons as Jets coach and 0-8 in the division.
The offensive coaches, starting with coordinator Frank Reich, continue to provide plenty of material that makes you scratch your head or throw your remote at the TV.
Garrett Wilson was targeted only three times on Sunday, and officially not until the third quarter. His one first-half target and catch were negated by a Miami penalty. But this was puzzling, especially after so much was made over Wilson getting only six targets in last week’s loss to New England. Everyone expected there to be more on Sunday, not to see it cut in half.
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Aaron Glenn: Garrett Wilson sideline conversation "overblown," we want to get him the ball
Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson was seen in an animated conversation with quarterback Geno Smith and assistant coaches on the bench during Sunday’s 28-25 loss to the Dolphins, but it’s not an issue for head coach Aaron Glenn.
Wilson said after the game that the conversation was “heated,” but not because of anger toward one another. Wilson said he was “disappointed with how we was playing up to that point and wanted to be more aggressive” when the team had the ball and Glenn said on Monday that he thought everyone involved was coming from the right place.
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