The Jets gave up three of Miami’s first four possessions but still led 21-7 at halftime, as frustration grew with a 2-5 record.

Wilson has totaled 35 receptions for 418 yards and three TDs over six games, including two 100-yard performances earlier in the year.

Divisional play has been a weakness, with Glenn 0-8 in divisional games and Hafley securing his first division win against him.

Offseason plans loom large, with decisions on roster protection, contracts, cap space, and potential free-agent moves shaping the team’s direction.

Various outlets flag Mike Tomlin as a potential future analyst/coach who could reinforce a two-minute drill approach, while he remains content in his NBC role.

A high-stakes, high-cost trade idea is on the table as a discussion point, reflecting the Steelers’ hunt for offensive firepower and Rodgers’ need for targets.

Increasing Wilson’s involvement requires a coaching commitment to make him the primary beneficiary of an enhanced motion-based approach.

Nick Sirianni is cited as a top option to lead a rebuild, potentially bringing a strong staff and possibly Vic Fangio as part of a package.

Midseason coaching changes are difficult but could have long-term benefits if the Jets leverage three first-round picks in the 2026 draft for a rebuild.

Analysts see Wilson as a catalyst for a broader Jets rebuild, potentially unlocking valuable draft capital.