The New York Jets have been one of the worst teams in football all season, but they've seemingly found their way a little bit over the last few weeks. They took

The Jets get wide receiver Garrett Wilson back for Sunday's matchup with the Cleveland Browns, but newly-acquired WR Adonai Mitchell is inactive.

The Jets, fresh off trading defensive starters Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams, found one of the least sustainable formulas for winning in their first game without either player, a 27-20 victory over the Cleveland Browns.

Wilson left in the second half on Sunday and did not return to the game. He limped off the field after an attempted diving catch, and coach Aaron Glenn confirmed after the victory that Wilson suffered another injury to the same knee that hampered him earlier in the year.

The glaring issuing for the Jets went wrong: The quarterback. New York beat Cleveland completely in spite of Justin Fields. He was brutal once again. No matter how you cut it, the Jets are still playing for their head coach in Aaron Glenn.

"Please don't ask me anything about the quarterbacks. You know I'm not going to tell you and I don't want to waste my time when it comes to that, when it comes to who's starting." - Aaron Glenn pic.twitter.com/GfvLEoJtLZ

An array of major airports in cities like New York, Washington and Los Angeles were not accepting private aircraft on Nov. 10.

The Jets were coming off their bye week looking to build off their win in Week 8. It wasn't pretty, but they got their second win in a row.