Overview
- Glenn pulled Justin Fields at halftime of the 13-6 loss to the Panthers and turned to Tyrod Taylor, who threw two interceptions, dropping New York to 0-7.
- The first-year head coach has not named a starter for Sunday at Cincinnati and says the choice will hinge on who gives the Jets the best chance to win after conferring with his staff and trusted NFL peers.
- New York’s offense ranks last in passing at 143.4 yards per game, has allowed an NFL‑high 31 sacks, and has not scored a first‑half touchdown in six straight games.
- Fields, signed to a two‑year, $40 million deal with about $30 million guaranteed, has struggled since Week 1 as Glenn emphasizes shared responsibility and a need to better position him to succeed.
- With the league’s only winless record, outside analyses place the Jets in contention for the 2026 No. 1 pick and anticipate a quarterback target, intensifying scrutiny of the current regime.