The bottom line for the Jets is this: If they’re going to rise from the ashes of 2025 and make the kind of big jump head coach Aaron Glenn is promising for 2026, they’re going to need more from their existing core players.

Meanwhile, entering Sunday, 87 players around the league had at least one INT, led by Chicago’s Kevin Byard with six, followed by Bears teammate Nashon White, Seattle’s Ernest Jones, Carolina’s Jaycee Horn, Jacksonville’s Devin Lloyd and Atlanta’s Xavier Watts, all of whom had five.

Heroes, zeroes and the full blitz from the Jets' 35-8 loss to the Bills on Sunday.

It was a perfectly fitting end. For the Jets.