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Jets Enter Camp with Aaron Glenn on Hot Seat

 If there is one head coach in the NFL whose seat could be scalding before autumn officially arrives, it might be Jets head Coach Aaron Glenn. 

Coming off a 3-14 campaign his first year as HC of the NYJ, Glenn didn't exactly endear himself to Jets fans, with many in the media questioning his leadership ability and coaching acumen. While General Manager Darren Mougey has received nothing but praise for his moves to put the roster in position to acquire young talent for the foreseeable future,  one has to wonder whether the man Mougey was partnered with 18 months ago will be here long term. 


The Jets face a daunting opening month to the season starting in earnest in Week 1 when the Jets travel to Tennessee to face ex-Jets coach Robert Saleh and the Titans.  Saleh who was let go by the Jets following a heartbreaking Week 5 loss to the Minnesota in London, England back in 2024, will almost certainly be out for vengeance. 

After that the Jets get a heavy dose of the NFC North. The Packers, Lions and Bears in succession. All three teams are projected to be playoff contenders at the very least this season. 

If the Jets start 1-3 or 0-4, could the hot seat start to simmer? It could. Let's discuss that as well as other keys to the season in the vlog below. 


 

 

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