The day after benching starting quarterback Justin Fields at halftime, Jets head coach Aaron Glenn was no closer to his final answer on this week's starter. Instead, Glenn plans to phone a friend. Glenn said Monday the Jets (0-7) are going to take longer than usual to get the decision right after he pulled Fields in favor of Tyrod Taylor on Sunday.

Jets head coach Aaron Glenn didn't name a starting quarterback for Week 8 after Sunday's 13-6 loss to the Panthers and he didn't name one at his Monday press conference either.

For the second straight week, Glenn presided over some play-calling follies at the end of the first half and got himself and his team booed.

Miami’s Cam Cameron (1-15 in 2007); Cleveland’s Ron Chudzinski (4-12 in 2012); San Francisco’s Jim Tomsula (5-11 in 2015); Arizona’s Steve Wilks, the Jets’ current defensive coordinator (3-13 in 2018); Houston’s David Culley (4-13 in 2021); and Las Vegas’ Antonio Pierce (4-13 in 2024).

The New York Jets knew what this season was going to be about from the very beginning. New York required an extensive reboot of their football operation from top to bottom. These things take time. And as the Jets try to get themselves aligned with Aaron Glenn's vision for the football team,

The first-year head coach brought the promise of a Lions-like turnaround. How similar are the 2025 Jets and the 2021 Lions?

The New York Jets are heading into Week 7 with question marks on offense. In Week 6, they posted one of the worst offensive performances in recent franchise his