Aaron Glenn Named Jets Head Coach, Aims to Revive Franchise

The former Jets cornerback and Lions defensive coordinator promises a culture of accountability and sustained success.

Aaron Glenn, a former Jets player and Detroit Lions defensive coordinator, was introduced as the new head coach of the New York Jets on Monday.
Jets owner Woody Johnson expressed confidence in Glenn and new general manager Darren Mougey, who were selected after an extensive search involving numerous candidates.
Glenn emphasized the importance of building a winning culture through hiring the right people and fostering accountability across the organization.
The future of quarterback Aaron Rodgers remains uncertain, with Glenn and Mougey stating that all roster decisions will be evaluated thoroughly and collaboratively.
Glenn, drawing on lessons from mentors like Bill Parcells and Sean Payton, aims to lead the Jets to sustained success and end the team's 14-year playoff drought.