Make New York Post a Preferred Source Aaron Glenn’s seat has never been hotter.
At 1 p.m. ET, the second-year coach’s 2-7 New York Jets take on Josh Allen’s Buffalo Bills at East Rutherford, NJ’s MetLife Stadium.
Ahead of today, Gang Green has lost four straight contests to the Patriots, previously winless Dolphins, Raiders and Chiefs.
“We’re not going to hide from the fact that we’re 2-7. We own that,” Glenn said, according to The Post. “But, man, we’re still working our a–es off to make sure we fix that. We feel like we like the players that we have in the building to be able to help us do that.”
Joe Brady’s club is 7-1, riding a four-game win streak, sitting atop the AFC East and seem to be a lock for their eighth consecutive playoff berth.
That being said, with a hot seat that hot, New York just might have a fire lit under them today.
If you want to tune in to today’s Week 10 throwdown in the Meadowlands, here’s what you need to know.
Today’s (Nov. 15) Bills vs. Jets game is scheduled to kick off at 1 p.m. ET.
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