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Aaron Glenn: Garrett Wilson sideline conversation 'overblown'
Jets coach says Wilson's sideline talk with QB was about offense, not drama.
In brief
Jets coach says Wilson's sideline talk with QB was about offense, not drama. Jets coach Aaron Glenn says Garrett Wilson's sideline conversation with Geno Smith was focused on getting the offense going, not conflict. Originally reported by NBC Sports.
Jets coach clarifies Wilson conversation
Aaron Glenn says Garrett Wilson's sideline talk with Geno Smith was about getting the offense going, not conflict.
“I think sometimes that’s overblown as far as what people think is happening”
Wilson's game performance
Wilson had two catches for 26 yards on three targets against Miami and nine catches in last three losses.
Glenn's priority on offense
Glenn says the Jets are trying to get the ball to Garrett as much as possible while making smart game choices.
Glenn's view on the conversation
Glenn believes Wilson and Smith were focused on scoring points, not bickering.
Game result and implications
Jets lost 28-25 to Dolphins but had a season-high in yards and points.
What's next for Jets
Jets need to win more games to get Wilson the ball consistently.
What to remember
Jets coach Aaron Glenn says Garrett Wilson's sideline conversation with Geno Smith was focused on getting the offense going, not conflict.
