We’re at the point in the 2025 NFL season when concerns become full-blown panic points for teams around the league. Which ones are real, and which ones deserve more time before pressing the panic button? Panic meter rating: 9/10 The Jets rank second in the NFL in defensive success rate (40.3 percent) and 16th in offensive success rate (44.6 percent), yet they’re 0-6 because their new head coach is completely in over his head. Glenn’s disastrous rookie season hit a new low point in Week 6 when he faked a punt with a minute remaining in the first half, then proceeded to run out the clock and not even attempt to score. On the last drive of the game, he opted to go for a fourth and eight with his offense that managed only 45 passing yards instead of attempting a 62-yard field goal to take the lead. After the game, Glenn lashed out at a reporter for asking a standard question about Justin Fields’ struggles. If the Jets want to be competitive in 2026 and beyond, Glenn won’t make it to Year 2. Panic meter ratingRead More
NFL Week 6 panic meter: Jets HC Aaron Glenn should be worried
