Skidding Jets insist they'll recover from a beatdown by the Bears and it won't define their season

The New York Jets are once again facing mounting pressure on coach Aaron Glenn after a 23-12 loss to the Chicago Bears Sunday, leaving them with three straight defeats after their opening win. Glenn’s first year ended 3-14, and the start of the new season has followed a similar pattern. Chicago controlled the matchup, recording 34 first downs while New York had only 32 total offensive plays. The Bears ran 89 plays and never punted. Jets players insisted the defeat won’t define their season, pointing to earlier flashes of improvement, including better defensive red-zone results. Penalties were a major issue—New York had 12 in the game and three interceptions were negated by flags.