Jets Fall to 0-4; Trade Talk Intensifies

The New York Jets fell 27-21 to the Miami Dolphins and dropped to 0-4 after a game marked by three turnovers and 13 accepted penalties for 101 yards. Head coach Aaron Glenn launched a locker-room tirade audible in the press room, calling the performance "very disappointing" while saying he isn't losing faith and demanding a return to discipline and accountability. The loss underscored broader problems — a defense still without a takeaway and a minus-7 turnover margin — and came amid injuries and illnesses to Quincy Williams, Jermaine Johnson and Braelon Allen, plus inconsistent play from Justin Fields despite some late positives. Fan frustration and mounting pressure on Glenn have intensified trade-deadline talk, with analysts suggesting the Jets could become sellers and naming running back Breece Hall and, more speculatively, Quinnen Williams as possible trade candidates.