The New York Jets were on the losing end of one of the more embarrassing losses of the season. And it wasn't embarrassing because of the final score, as the Jet

Three days later, Jets quarterback Justin Fields maintained his even-keeled mindset of owning the disappointments of the Denver loss in London but looking ahead to better days, perhaps as soon as the next gameday at MetLife Stadium against Carolina.

Glenn's group is the only winless team in the NFL through six weeks, most recently dropping to 0-6 after a loss to the Denver Broncos in London. The Jets' new regime is quickly feeling the heat from the media and a fanbase, that hasn't made the playoffs in 14 seasons and counting – which will almost certainly hit 15 barring a historic turnaround.

See what lifted Justin Fields' fit past that of another QB in Week 6 -- and who else landed among the NFL's best-dressed, per Cameron Wolfe and his panel of voters.

The New York Jets reached a new low offensively in Week 6 against the Denver Broncos. Quarterback Justin Fields threw for 45 yards, but lost 55 yards after being sacked nine times, which resulted in the team posted negative 10 passing yards on the game.

The Jets are careening toward the top pick in the 2026 NFL Draft and experts believe quarterback Fernando Mendoza could be the choice.

The PFF 'credibility' is being questioned afters Bears QB Caleb Williams was ranked behind Justin Fields, others after Week 6.

An a game that set offensive football back 50 years, the Broncos needed a 27-yard field goal by Wil Lutz late in the fourth quarter to pull off a 13-11 victory. The Broncos only had 71 yards in the second half, and Bo Nix was 4 of 10 for 49 yards -- but three points was enough in the second half to get Denver to 4-2 on the season.