The Jets have an identity crisis — and Aaron Glenn’s bedrock finally looks shaken

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — It is a head coach’s job to have answers.

Right now, it seems like Aaron Glenn has none.

On Sunday, his Jets team fell 35-12 to the Chiefs in a game that was close for a half before the Chiefs took over the game and handed Glenn his 21st loss in 26 games as the Jets head coach. During the game, Glenn looked like a coach without any answers as the Jets offense settled for four first-half field goals and its defense allowed wide-open receivers on crucial downs and saw its run defense crumble in the second half.

After the game, Glenn stood in a small room just down the hallway from the visitors locker room and again looked like a man without any answers.