Jets’ Loss Raises Questions About Glenn’s Team Identity

The New York Jets fell to 1-3 after a 23-12 loss to the Chicago Bears, their third straight defeat, intensifying questions about second-year coach Aaron Glenn and whether his team has a clear identity. Chicago dominated, outgaining New York 492-157 and running 89 plays to the Jets’ 32; penalties nullified three Jets interceptions. Glenn acknowledged the need to address problems but cited the red-zone defense and running game as positives, urging the team to move on and improve, while quarterback Geno Smith said he could have played better. At 4-17 under Glenn, the Jets face a crucial stretch to see whether he can turn the team around and establish the physical style he has promised.