Former Lions DC Facing Heat Due to Poor Play: 'Same Old Jets'
Former Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn is finding life away from Motown quite difficult.
On Monday Night, in a primetime contest against the winless Miami Dolphins, the New York Jets were undisciplined and left Hard Rock Stadium with a record of 0-4 to start the 2025 NFL season.
Glenn's team had far too many turnovers and costly penalties that contributed to a 27-21 loss.
"When it comes to the game today, very disappointed," Glenn said, via Jets OnSI. "I'm very disappointed and there's no way you can win any game with 13 penalties and three turnovers. It just can't happen. But, what we have to do is go back to work. It's the only way we can fix it. Really take a look at these penalties. Take a look at these turnovers and make sure that we understand that before we can win games, we have to learn how not to lose games. We have to do a better job in that case and we will. We will. The only way to do that is to go back to work and that's what we have to do."
Currently, Glenn's squad is one of two team's the AFC that has yet to experience a victory early in the 2025 season. The other is the Tennessee Titans.
Sauce Gardner expressed his frustrations, noting that officials are making calls against his team because they are a losing franchise.
“I’m personally frustrated. I feel like me personally, us not winning. I watch football all the time and I just feel like, I don’t know if this is wrong to say, but I think I get called for more stuff just based off of us and just not winning," said Gardner. "I watch these winning programs, and it’d be some egregious things, and it don’t get called letting the players play.”
Glenn spent his first training camp with the Jets preaching discipline and playing a clean brand of football. Unfortunately, the Jets have been on the wrong side of the turnover tally.
"It just can't happen. What we have to do is go back to work, that's the only way we can fix it," Glenn said. "We have to understand before you can win games, you have to learn how not to lose games."
The Jets next face the Cowboys, who are looking to get back on track after only producing a tie against Packers in Week 4.
Here is a sample of the reaction to the Jets losing to the Dolphins on Monday Night Football.
Roman Anthony Suspended One Game Without Pay for Violation of MLB Regulations
Boston, MA – In a shocking development, Boston Red Sox outfielder Roman Anthony has been handed a one‑game suspension without pay for violating a newly implemented MLB regulation. The suspension comes as Major League Baseball enforces stricter guidelines this season, aimed at regulating player conduct both on and off the field.
Anthony, who has been a key player for Boston Red Sox, was informed of the suspension following an internal investigation into his actions. While specific details of the violation have not been fully disclosed, sources close to the situation indicate that it was related to a breach of the league’s new rules regarding player interaction with agents and third‑party representatives. These rules were introduced to ensure fairness and prevent potential exploitation as professional athletes navigate the complex world of endorsement deals, contracts, and representation.
The Boston Red Sox baseball program released a statement expressing their disappointment with the situation while reaffirming their commitment to upholding MLB standards. "We take MLB rules and regulations very seriously," the statement read. "Roman has accepted responsibility for his actions, and we support the MLB's decision. We are confident he will use this time to reflect and grow as both a player and a person."
Anthony, who has been a standout outfielder for Boston Red Sox, took to social media to express regret over the incident. "I understand the importance of following the rules, and I take full responsibility for my actions," he wrote. "I will do everything I can to come back stronger and more focused. Thank you to my teammates, coaches, and fans for your support during this time."
The suspension will keep Anthony sidelined for the upcoming game, and while the Boston Red Sox will miss his leadership on the field, backup responsibilities will likely fall to sophomore
As MLB continues to tighten regulations surrounding player conduct and fair representation, this incident serves as a reminder of the evolving landscape of professional baseball. For Anthony, this suspension marks a temporary setback, but it is clear he remains committed to his growth and future success both on and off the field.
