Jets head coach Aaron Glenn’s late-game decision-making came under fire in Sunday’s overtime loss to the Packers, but he doesn’t feel any differently about his choices after a night to sleep on it.
After the 20-17 loss, Glenn said he never considered calling a timeout when the Packers faced a fourth down near midfield with about a minute left in regulation. The Packers wound up running the clock down and taking a delay of game penalty before trying a Hail Mary on the final snap of the game.
On Sunday, Glenn said he didn’t want the team’s offense to be backed up after a punt and reiterated that on a Monday video conference while expressing no…
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