New York Jets Brian Costello The embarrassment factor that Aaron Glenn should be judged on in pivotal Jets year By Brian Costello Published Aug. 8, 2026, 4:48 p.m. ET Jets coach Aaron Glenn looks on during practice at training camp in Florham Park, NJ, on Thursday, July 30, 2026. Bill Kostroun/New York Post Everything about the Jets feels like a build toward 2027.
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Aaron Glenn is in a weird world where it feels like everyone who follows the Jets knows that while the 2026 team should be improved from last year’s dismal showing, there are no real expectations for this group. All of the organization’s hopes are tied to the offseason when general manager Darren Mougey will be armed with three first-round picks and around $80 million in salary cap space.
Still, the question I get more than any others from Jets fans is: How many games does Aaron Glenn have to win to keep his job?
