A person familiar with the New York Jets history will be their next head coach: Aaron Glenn.
The Detroit Lions’ defensive coordinator is leaving the NFC champs for Gang Green.
Before he was their head coach, Aaron Glenn was making plays in the @nyjets‘ secondary 😤 @NFLLegacy pic.twitter.com/Jy2S1TjU90
— NFL (@NFL) January 22, 2025
Glenn joins Ben Johnson (Chicago Bears) as coordinators leaving Dan Campbell’s staff.
Glenn played for the Jets from 1994-2001 after being chosen 12th overall out of Texas A&M.
He went to the Houston Texans in the 2002 expansion draft.
Glenn has his work cut out with a Jets franchise that consistenly finishes under .500 and fails to live up to hopes.
He will also be part of a process that helps decide what to do with another Aaron — Rodgers — as the team’s quarterback.
