The Jets fell to 0-6, but their first win was within their reach if their offense could have done anything, especially protect Justin Fields. He was sacked nine times for a loss of 55 yards, including the Jets’ last offensive snap of the game.

There's a lot of dumpster diving to do this week, and it also includes a division race that's probably already over and a quarterback who was telling on himself.

But the good vibes didn’t last, and the Jets found themselves sinking to a new low – and their worst start since 2020, when they started 0-13 – on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean with no respite waiting for them when they land back in New Jersey.

Jet lag researchers might want to keep an eye on Sunday’s game in London between the Jacksonville Jaguars and Los Angeles Rams at Wembley Stadium.

The NFL is funny sometimes. We are coming off a Week 6 slate where maybe the most embarrassing loss of the season occurred with the New York Jets falling to the Denver Broncos in London after they registered -10 net passing yards.

The New York Jets' struggling defense will get a boost with the return of edge rusher Jermaine Johnson, who missed the last three games with an ankle injury. Jets coach Aaron Glenn pronounced Johnson “ready to go” against the Denver Broncos in Sunday’s game at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium as New York (0-5) seeks its first victory this season.