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Jets Seek First Win Against Cowboys Amidst Season Struggles

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New York Jets Vs Dallas Cowboys Week 5

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — The New York Jets are hoping to secure their first win of the 2025 NFL season as they prepare to face the Dallas Cowboys this Sunday. The Jets enter Week 5 with an unfortunate 0-4 record, making them one of three winless teams in the league.

Head coach Aaron Glenn has acknowledged the team’s struggles, stating, “We must address the way we play and how to fix our issues.” After leading the league in penalties last season, the Jets have continued to show undisciplined play, committing numerous fouls that have hindered their performance.

New York has often found itself close to victory, with three of their four losses coming by six points or less. Quarterback Justin Fields emphasized the need for improved execution. “We must eliminate turnovers and penalties to turn these close losses into wins,” he said.

Glenn noted that the Jets entered the season with optimism after returning eight starters from a strong defense that finished third in yards allowed last year. The team was expected to build on that foundation, but their inability to finish games has been a glaring issue.

The Jets nearly pulled off an upset against the Pittsburgh Steelers last week but fell short due to a mishap on a muffed punt return and a last-minute field goal from Chris Boswell. Additionally, costly mistakes against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers sealed their fate in previous games.

Looking forward to the matchup against the Cowboys, who rank last in yards allowed, Fields believes the Jets have the potential for offensive growth. He pointed to successful moments in their run game, saying, “The run game makes my job easier” and that it creates balance for their offense.

Glenn’s coaching path is often cited, especially his previous experience with the Detroit Lions, where he navigated a tough start. “It took time, but we broke through, and I believe we can do the same here,” he said, sharing his vision for the Jets.

The Jets must show resilience and support for each other against Dallas. If they can minimize errors, they may finally break through for that long-awaited first win this season.