MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. – We saw the potential of the Jets’ new-look offense under coach Aaron Glenn and coordinator Tanner Engstrand in Week 1, when they had their way against the Steelers defense – leading with the run game. “Well, when you go to our first week, the running game was clicking [against the Steelers],” Glenn said. Hall still leads the Jets with 46 touches, compared to 21 for Wilson who is second on the team. But the Jets’ inability to spread the ball around has been stark through the first three games, no matter who is under center. “We want to make sure that we end up getting the ball to different guys,” Glenn said.