The New York Jets held a practice on Sunday without media or assistant coaches present the day after suffering a 31-12 loss to the New York Giants in their second preseason game. The only people in attendance for the practice were players and first-year coach Aaron Glenn.

The Jets held a walk-through Sunday, the day after their loss to the Giants. There was a twist: It was run by the players. No coordinators or assistant coaches were on hand, only head coach Aaron

Aaron Glenn was heading into halftime when he stopped to do a quick interview about the half. During this 30-second interaction, he voiced his displeasure with the team ( h/t NYJets_Media on X ). “Sloppy. Sloppy, and we gotta get better,” Glenn said.

PFF's five-worst grades for players on the Jets offense against the Giants can be found below (minimum 10 snaps played): PFF grade: 45.2. PFF grade: 43.8. PFF grade: 41.9. PFF grade: 40.7. PFF grade: 29.9.

Aaron Glenn used the words “sloppy” and “undisciplined” to describe the Jets‘ preseason loss to the Giants. The following day, the Jets not only practiced to work on a few areas, but it was coordinated and run entirely by the players themselves and linebacker Jamien Sherwood called the defensive plays.

Led by rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart, the New York Giants lit up the skies and the Jets in a 31-12 victory to close out Week 2 of the preseason.

The New York Jets did not back up their strong preseason debut. But it wasn't all bad. Here's who stood out the most.

Jaxson Dart shined in his preseason home debut for the New York Giants as they beat the Jets 31-12. Dart got time with the first-team offense, at one point completed 13 consecutive passes and threw for a touchdown and ran for another.

Fields completed just one of five passes for four yards in the Jets' 31-12 loss to the New York Giants on Saturday. According to Fox Sports, he connected on four of nine pass attempts for 46 yards across his first two preseason appearances of the summer.