Locked On Jets

For the last eight quarters, the New York Jets haven't been able to find the end zone for a touchdown. And today, it led to their seventh straight loss as they fell to the Carolina Panthers, 13-6. Offensively, it was the same story as last week's contest against the Denver Broncos. Justin Fields struggled to get the offense any positive momentum. Unlike last week though, head coach Aaron Glenn decided that it was time for a change. Tyrod Taylor took over at halftime under center and while made some quicker decisions, the results were mostly the same. The other side of the ball showed up once again, as the defense did their job holding the Panthers to just 13 points after holding the Denver Broncos to just 13 points the week prior. The Jets will have to continue to search for answers, if there are any, on offense as they go on the road next week to take on the Cincinnati Bengals. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!PelotonLet yourself run, lift, flex, and push forward. Explore the new Peloton Cross Trainin