Jets head coach Aaron Glenn said on Thursday night that he doesn't "want to make a habit of our quarterbacks continuing to run because we can put them in harm’s way," but the team hasn't been as successful when Justin Fields throws the ball.

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On the strength of a power running game led by halfback Breece Hall and quarterback Justin Fields, the Jets methodically marched down the field for a 14-play, 72-yard drive that consumed the first 8:04 of game time and resulted in a touchdown for New York.

New York Jets coach Aaron Glenn took a defiant stance on discussing the team's injured players. On Tuesday, he told reporters to ask an ESPN reporter for updates, referencing a report that wide receiver Garrett Wilson will miss three to four weeks with a knee injury.

Earlier that the week at the NFL's annual fall owners meeting, Jets owner Woody Johnson slammed the play of Fields. The 2021 first rounder bounced back against the Bengals, though, helping New York pull out a 39-38 win in Cincinnati.

The New York Jets fanbase can't catch a break this season after a 2-7 start, and both Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams were traded before the deadline.There are still plenty of games left to be played,

This was a Jets draft class full of especially young players — each of their first three picks, including Membou, are still only 21 — and so the feeling was that many of these prospects needed development before becoming full-time players. A lot of losing can speed up a timeline.

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