The New York Jets clearly have been thinking about the head coach position for a while. New York cut ties with former head coach Robert Saleh early in October after just five games in 2024. The Jets had a 2-3 record at the time and turned to Jeff Ulbrich to replace him.

New York interviewed over 30 combined candidates for their open general manager and head coach openings with a wide range of different people from different backgrounds. In the end, Darren Mougey and Aaron Glenn were the two people who were the clear choice for both the 33rd Team and the Jets as a collective.

That likely won't be any different for newly named New York Jets Head Coach Aaron Glenn as he leaves the Detroit Lions. Just last season we saw Dan Quinn leave the Dallas Cowboys for the Washington Commanders and bring with him three coaches and four players.

New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn give his first answer on the future of QB Aaron Rodgers with the team moving forward.

“Put your seat belts on and get ready for the ride,” the Jets’ new head coach said Monday afternoon. Glenn and new Jets general manager Darren Mougey were formally introduced at a news conference that was filled with energy and optimism. “This is a very happy day for the New York Jets,” owner Woody Johnson said.

The Jets are hiring Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn, a former Jets player, as the team's next head coach, according to multiple reports.

The New York Jets have reportedly poached the Detroit Lions tights ends coach to work with Aaron Glenn. According to NFL Network, the Jets have agreed to terms with Steve Heiden to become their new offensive line coach.