For the first time in nearly a decade, the New York Jets came out of their bye week and looked like a team that refused to fold. Sunday’s 27-20 win over the Cleveland Browns wasn’t pretty, far from it, but it was exactly the kind of gritty, disciplined performance Aaron Glenn has been preaching since the day he took over.
In years past, this is where the Jets would crumble. Under Robert Saleh or Adam Gase, emotional highs were almost always followed by crushing lows. Instead, this group stacked wins.
Two weeks after a 39-38 shootout win over the Cincinnati Bengals, the Jets found another way, this time through sheer resilience.