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New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn admitted on Sunday that he did not consider calling a timeout during a critical fourth-down situation against the Green Bay Packers, a decision that eliminated his team's final opportunity to win in regulation.
The Jets lost 20-17 in overtime, a result that sparked immediate criticism for Glenn's clock management in his second season leading the team.
With approximately 50 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter, the Packers faced fourth down and 10 from midfield after the Jets limited them to a five-yard completion on third down.
Glenn held timeouts but chose not to use them. Instead of forcing a punt and giving the Jets offense a chance to score, he allowed the Packers to retain possession.
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