Jets head coach Aaron Glenn kept New York's starting quarterback decision "secret" until Sunday morning before Week 10.

After struggling in early-season fourth quarters, Glenn's team has embraced a gritty, physical approach that prioritizes winning individual battles over aesthetic appeal.

The New York Jets' head coaching job has been a revolving door since Rex Ryan led the team to the AFC Championship in the 2009 and 2010 campaigns. Since New York fired him after the 2014 season, it has had Todd Bowles, Adam Gase, Robert Saleh and now Aaron Glenn man the sideline.

Jets HC Aaron Glenn made his final decision on QB Justin Fields just before kickoff vs. the Browns at MetLife Stadium on Sunday.

"If there's an opportunity that's going to help you as a team, you take it," Glenn said a day after the Jets traded two of their best players.

The New York Jets will return to the field in two days to take on the Cleveland Browns and one topic of conversation that has remained is the team's starting qu

After being big sellers at the trade deadline, the New York Jets plan to use their cache of draft picks to build a better future in general manager Darren Mougey and head coach Aaron Glenn's image, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reports.

While it hasn't been the most inspiring first year as a head coach, reports say Aaron Glenn will have a chance to improve in 2026 with the Jets.

New York Jets first-year head coach Aaron Glenn's job remains safe as the team endures a rough 1-7 start as well as the trades of a pair of ex-franchise cornerstones in cornerback Sauce Gardner and defensive lineman Quinnen Williams.

A day after the Jets traded Sauce Gardner to the Colts and Quinnen Williams to the Cowboys for a bounty of premium future draft picks, Glenn was asked to convey a message to fans still processing the departure of two of the team’s best and most popular players amid a disappointing 1-7 start just days after the team raised ticket prices.