The New York Jets, under head coach Aaron Glenn, slid to 1-3 four games into the season after a 23-12 loss to Chicago, a setback the team insists won’t define them despite mounting frustration from fans. Chicago dominated possession and yardage, racking up 89 plays and 34 first downs while the Jets mustered only 32 offensive plays and seven first downs. Glenn stressed resilience and a focus on next week, while the defense showed a late red-zone stand but special-teams and penalties crippled the offense. Injuries and a stalled passing game further hampered an offense missing several starters, with a must-win looming versus the 3-1 Browns. Momentum remains fragile as the team seeks stabilization and improvement to avoid a deeper slide.