The Jets' miserable showing this season won't cost first-year head coach Aaron Glenn his job, per FOX Sports' Jay Glazer.

Earlier this month, after the the Jets lost to the Jaguars by the throw of 48-20, I said on PFT Live there's a "chance" Jets coach Aaron Glenn will be one and done.

Jets HC Aaron Glenn did not mask his disappointment after the Jets closed out the home part of their season by losing to AFC East rival New England, 42-10, at MetLife Stadium on Sunday.

Glenn has preached patience. But head coaches who endured a first season like his have rarely found their way to success.

New York Jets rookie quarterback Brady Cook received some advice from head coach Aaron Glenn as he heads into his third start.

With a loss next Sunday at Buffalo, the Jets would tie the second-most losses in a season in franchise history.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Woody Johnson likes the way Aaron Glenn speaks, the way he projects in a room full of people, the way he speaks with conviction. The confidence. The swagger. How he’s direct, to the point and speaks his mind.

In the summer, when Glenn was asked what a successful first season would look like for him and the Jets, he said he wanted to make this a team the fans could be “proud” of. This week he directly addressed those fans, many of whom stopped showing up at home games weeks ago.

The New York Jets will finish the 2025 NFL season with yet another losing record, but head coach Aaron Glenn says that the team has a plan.

On Monday, Aaron Glenn preached patience to frustrated Gang Green fans who have endured 15 straight seasons without seeing a playoff game and 10 consecutive campaigns with seven or fewer victories.

Drake Maye finished off their opening possession with a two-yard touchdown pass to tight end Austin Hooper and the Patriots lead the Jets 7-0 with just over four minutes off the clock. The drive covered 61 yards in seven plays.