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In what was an all too familiar site for the New York Jets, they committed double-digit penalties.

Their defense struggled. It took three quarters for the offense to find a rhythm, and the Jets are still winless in 2025, still searching for the first win of the Aaron Glenn era.

Welcome into the postcast here, the Locked on Jets YouTube channel,

the Locked on Jets podcast feed from your postcast host, Chris Schubert,

here with you recapping all things New York Jets. It was a 27 to 21 final for the New York Jets.

And I'll tell you, that final score, not indicative of how poorly in this game the New York Jets played.

And we will start. Aaron Glenn told us that this is not the same old jets.

Well, unfortunately for Aaron Glenn tonight, it looked like the same old jets.

This is what you'll be talking about.

It's not just the losing that I think makes up the same old Jets moniker that gets thrown around.

There are certain staples of the same old Jets, at least recently. I would say within the last

maybe five to seven years of this team being in the doldrums of the NFL. One of those major

staples, the penalties. How about 13 penalties for 101 yards?

Their penalty stats look more like Breece Hall's running numbers, or at least what you want

Breeze Hall's running numbers to look like. And they're just missed timed penalties.

They made committed a false start coming out of a timeout. And those were just missed timed penalties. Then they committed a false start coming out of a

timeout. And those were just the accepted penalties. They had two penalties on the kickoff that

they got after Miami scored three points. Only one of those was accepted. It's just a team

that continuously shoots itself in the foot.

Now, yes, certainly some calls did not go their way.

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