Two Jets offensive shortcomings in the relatively balmy weather of Baltimore in late November captured how much they want to show progress under first-year head coach Aaron Glenn ... and how frustrating it was to "push it all in" and then go back up the East Coast to home without any winnings to show for your determination.

"For sure, it definitely stings," Tyrod Taylor said after taking the QB reins from Justin Fields and leading the Jets to an early advantage, only to see those two key second-half developments go against the Green & White in their 23-10 loss to the Ravens. "I hate losing, this locker room hates losing. When you're so close, you're right, it definitely stings."

The Jets took a rare 7-3 lead into the second half — it was the first time in their last nine games since

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