New York Jets face offensive struggles amid coaching scrutiny

The New York Jets hold a 2-4 record following a 26-19 loss to New England, driven largely by an offense that ranks as the sixth-worst in the NFL, averaging only 18.7 points per game. Despite these struggles, defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn expressed support for offensive coordinator Frank Reich, stating that six games is too early to make definitive judgments on his performance.

The team's offensive difficulties persist despite significant offseason changes, including the hiring of Reich and the acquisition of Geno Smith. While the defense remains among the league's better units, the offense has struggled to utilize its talent, including receiver Garrett Wilson, consistently.

Speculation regarding potential coaching changes has emerged due to the team's ongoing playoff drought and recent performance. Potential candidates for future leadership roles include Mike Tomlin and Klay Kubiak.