“Disgusting gameplan” “Worst coach in the NFL”: NFL fans rip Aaron Glenn as Jets HC punts on 4th & 2 despite losing 24-7 to Dolphins

New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn is under heavy scrutiny after making a questionable decision while his team was down 24-7 against the Miami Dolphins. The AFC East matchup was lopsided from the very beginning, with the Dolphins scoring 21 points in the first quarter.

Many fans were upset with Glenn after he sent in the special teams to punt on fourth-and-2, even when his team was 17 points down.

"Aaron Glenn should just walk off the field at this point. Disgusting Gameplan on both sides," one fan said.

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Aaron Glenn should just walk off the field at this point. Disgusting Gameplan on both sides

"Aaron Glenn the worst coach in the NFL," another fan said.

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Aaron Glenn the worst coach in the NFL

"Aaron Glenn experiment as a HC in the NFL is a complete disaster," another fan wrote.

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Aaron Glenn experiment as a HC in the NFL is a complete disaster.

The criticism continued, and somebody even compared Glenn to Robert Saleh.

"Well at least Glenn has perfected the Robert Saleh dumba**, emotionless look. Something is working for the Jets," one fan wrote.

"Glenn is not a good coach," another fan said.

"Glenn Dancing to Earth Wind and Fire," another fan said, mocking a viral video of Glenn on the sidelines.

The Jets entered this game after upsetting the Atlanta Falcons, 27-24, in Week 13. They capitalized on every opportunity Atlanta gave them, but Sunday's game has been the complete opposite. Miami took advantage of New York's struggles and posted a double-digit first quarter to never look back.

Glenn is under the spotlight for this performance, amid a season full of changes for "Gang Green."

Aaron Glenn made Brady Cook debut after Tyrod Taylor's injury

The New York Jets only scored three more points for the rest of the game, ultimately losing 34-10 to the Miami Dolphins. Tyrod Taylor suffered a groin injury that forced him to leave the field. Aaron Glenn replaced the veteran with undrafted free agent Brady Cook, a Missouri product.

"Definitely a challenge, but a great challenge, one that comes with the job of being the backup quarterback," Cook said after the game. "I felt ready to play today, and obviously didn't do enough to get a win."

He got the opportunity after Justin Fields was ruled out with a knee injury. Cook went 14 of 30 for 163 yards and two interceptions, noting that he made some mistakes early in the game, including a fumble. The Jets will face the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 15. It remains to be seen if Cook will get another chance.