The Jets defense appeared to have gotten the stop it needed early in the fourth quarter, when they forced an incompletion on third down in the red zone sending the crowd at MetLife Stadium into celebration. Dolphins re-take lead with 10 minutes left You can read more in our instant analysis and we'll have live postgame updates on this file from Robert Saleh and the rest of the Jets. The Jets lost their third straight game on Sunday, falling 24-17 to the Dolphins at MetLife Stadium. "Just as an offense, myself included as a whole today, we did some good things but we just made too many mistakes to win the football game." Dolphins beat Jets 24-17 "When you get back out there and you start running some plays, you get right back into your comfort zone," Flacco said. It's something that can't happen."Īnd Joe Flacco felt comfortable in his first start in a year, but admitted it wasn't enough. "It just happened fast, kind of a football play. "In the moment, I didn't know that I hit him late," Franklin-Myers said. "JFM: unacceptable."įranklin-Myers didn't disagree with his coach.
"The Pinnock one, he's being aggressive with a big tight end, so I'll never fault aggressive penalties," Saleh said. Two late penalties were killers: John Franklin-Myers was called for a roughing the passer penalty and defensive back Jason Pinnock was called for a defensive holding penalty - both wiped out third-down stops by the defense. And it felt in many ways worse than a blowout because the Jets threw away a chance to win in so many awful ways.
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