Other than the fact that the Jets won, have a 1-0 record, are in first place in the AFC East and would own a playoff berth if the season ended today, here’s the most important thing to come out of their 23-10 victory over the Titans on Sunday in Nashville, Tenn.: They thought they should have been better.
Imagine that: A team that last season didn’t win until nearly Halloween while enduring an 0-7 start dissecting a season-opening victory with a critical eye.
That was the distinct theme emanating from the visitors locker room late Sunday afternoon and again Monday — beginning with head coach Aaron Glenn and including his players.
To a man, the Jets talked about how they left far too much on the table in Tennessee.
