New York Jets Mark Cannizzaro The Jets’ biggest talking point after convincing Week 1 win was telling By Mark Cannizzaro Published Sep. 14, 2026, 7:59 p.m. ET Tennessee Titans head coach Robert Saleh, left, hugs New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn at the end of an NFL football game on Sunday, Sept. 13, 2026, in Nashville, Tenn. AP Photo/George Walker IV Other than the fact that the Jets won, have a 1-0 record, are in first place in the AFC East and would own a playoff berth if the season ended today, here’s the most important thing to come out of their 23-10 victory over the Titans on Sunday in Nashville, Tenn.: They thought they should have been better.
Imagine that: A team that last season didn’t win until nearly Halloween while enduring an 0-7 start dissecting a season-opening victory with a critical eye.
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That was the distinct theme emanating from the visitors locker room late Sunday afternoon and again Monday — beginning with head coach Aaron Glenn and including his players.
To a man, the Jets talked about how they left far too much on the table in Tennessee.
