US EditionJets’ all-time bad season ends vs. Bills, as Aaron Glenn takes blame for failure
Jets owner Woody Johnson supports Aaron Glenn as head coach; team plans roster, staff, and quarterback changes fueled by cap space and multiple first-round draft picks.
- With more than $90 million projected to spend, the New York Jets confirmed Aaron Glenn will remain head coach as owner Woody Johnson backs a major offseason rebuild.
- After trading away two star defenders, the Jets traded Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams to amass draft capital and cap relief amid a defense that finished the 2025 season with zero interceptions.
- Facing a benched starter and coaching turnover, the team likely will release quarterback Justin Fields, who is set to earn $20 million, while Aaron Glenn seeks a permanent defensive coordinator after firing Steve Wilks on Dec. 15.
- Early Monday, coach Aaron Glenn will begin exit interviews early Monday and, with Jets general manager Darren Mougey, prioritize finding a franchise quarterback at the NFL Combine in Indianapolis while considering a bridge starter.
- In 2027 the Jets will hold three first-round picks, positioning them to pursue Arch Manning, quarterback prospect, while keeping Breece Hall with a franchise tag option.
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Aaron Glenn and Jets eager to put disastrous season behind them and continue to build for the future
Aaron Glenn's first season as head coach of the New York Jets was disappointing with the team finishing 3-14. Glenn was the first coach in franchise history to start with seven consecutive losses. Despite this, owner Woody Johnson continued to…
The Aaron Glenn coaching question still looms large over Jets as miserable season ends
The biggest question entering 2026 is Aaron Glenn, and that’s a problem. No one from Woody Johnson to the Jets fan sitting in the last row at MetLife Stadium can argue Glenn is the right guy to turn around the Jets based on this year. You can argue that it is too soon to say he’s not the guy and that’s fair, but no one can have confidence about Glenn off this season.
The Jets enter offseason with several questions after another disappointing season
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Welcome to the offseason, where Jets fans thrive each year. While the Jets have missed the playoffs for 15 consecutive years, the offseason has consistently given Gang Green fans hope. With over $90 million in projected money to spend this offseason, the Jets will look to shore up several holes following a 3-14 season in coach Aaron Glenn’s first season. “The only thing that I can think about is moving on to next year,” Glen…
Jets Make Final Call on HC Aaron Glenn's Job Status
As expected, New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn isn’t going anywhere.ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter provided an emphatic update on Sunday, January 4, on Sunday NFL Countdown.“Despite the failures, despite the struggles, they’re committed to Aaron Glenn. He is going to be back in 2026. Amazing, we are talking about Mike McDaniel and Sean McDermott, and Aaron Glenn may be the most safe one of all of them inside the AFC East on the worst team in …
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