Aaron Glenn stood in the middle of the Jets locker room at MetLife Stadium late Sunday afternoon and screamed the words. “Who wants to fly with the f------ Jets?” Glenn couldn’t even get the first syllable out before his players and staff threw their heads back and joined him in unison.

The score broke a 17-17 tie and the Jets would extend it to 27-17 with a field goal before Browns moved back within seven points. They kicked deep with the hope of forcing a punt, but a pair of mistakes by their defense make sure that the Jets' lead would hold up.

The Browns couldn't take advantage of a golden opportunity to get momentum out of the bye week.

Our computer prediction lists a final score of 22-21.

New York recorded its second consecutive victory after defeating the Cleveland Browns 27-20 at home.

The Tennessee Titans are the lone team in the NFL with a single win.

Gabriel, a third-round pick out of Oregon in April, dropped to 1-4 as Cleveland's starter since taking over for Joe Flacco.

The Browns continued to stand behind Dillon Gabriel as their starting quarterback after they lost to the Jets coming out of the bye week.