The New York Jets need to upgrade their defense quite a bit this offseason. While they have question marks surrounding Aaron Rodgers and Davante Adams, the offe

Glenn walked into the locker room in Hempstead, N.Y., with stars in his eyes. For his rookie year, 1994, his locker was next to Lott’s. Glenn held Lott, one of the NFL greatest safeties in NFL history, then at the end of his career, in such high regard that he had a hard time speaking to him like they were teammates. He’d call him a father figure.

New York Jets are now Aaron Glenn's team as the former Jet and Detroit Lions defensive coordinator is the new head coach at One Jets Drive. The Jets currently sit with about $20 million in cap space,

The New York Jets are bringing back the passing game coordinator position on their coaching staff under Aaron Glenn. According to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, Scott Turner formerly of the Las Vegas Raiders was hired in New York as the team’s passing game coordinator.

Glenn and the Jets will need to hire assistant all across the locker room in New York to help out the new head coach, from the various coordinator positions to positional-specific roles. Those hires are slowly starting to be announced.

The Jets introduced Aaron Glenn a week ago as their new head coach, giving their fans something to feel hopeful about for the first time in a long time. And Glenn has wasted no time getting to some of the most important decisions of his first season at the helm of a NFL team: filling out his coaching staff.

NFL season kicks off, a former Jets head coach has sent a warning to the rest of the league about what’s coming with Aaron Glenn now leading the franchise. Aaron Glenn has officially taken over as head coach of the New York Jets,