Aaron Glenn liked a lot of what he saw in his first game as Jets coach. But ultimately the story was the same as the one he vowed to rewrite: too many mental mistakes when it mattered most, and a game they could, and should have won, turned into a 34-32 loss to the Steelers .

Glenn didn’t like that one bit. And before he was even asked a question, he identified the game-changing turnover and costly penalties that helped the Jets squander a nine-point second-half lead on the way to 0-1.

"The one thing to me that turned this game is, man, we can’t have turnovers," Glenn said. “We can’t do it. We have to be a more disciplined team. There were some penalties that happened in that game that were true discipline issues and, again, that’s something that will be addressed because you will n

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