Overview
- Aaron Glenn woke at 3:30 a.m. after receiving a “Just be A.G.” text from his wife and plans to embody that message throughout camp.
- Wednesday’s opening practice was a pad-free, 90-minute session in which Glenn guided every position group through fundamental drills.
- He set a clear teaching-first tone as part of a broader effort to transform a culture that hasn’t produced a playoff appearance since 2010.
- Quarterback Justin Fields and defensive tackle Quinnen Williams voiced strong support for Glenn’s direct, accountability-driven leadership.
- Glenn’s return to the Jets marks his first NFL head-coaching role after stints with the Browns, Saints and as the Lions’ defensive coordinator.