NFL Insider Mike Florio provided a troubling update on the job security of New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn.

Aaron Glenn was one of the coaches at the top of the Saints' list when it was time to replace Dennis Allen. He chose the Jets' gig instead, Now he faces the Saints.

Aaron Glenn made a big move this week, firing defensive coordinator Steve Wilks.

On Thursday, December 18, the New York Jets signed quarterback Hendon Hooker to the practice squad. 24 hours later, head coach Aaron Glenn bluntly explained why they added an arm to the bullpen ahead of the Week 16 New Orleans Saints game.

Identifying some potential defensive coordinator candidates the New York Jets should consider that Aaron Glenn has no connections with.

Just a few months ago, Glenn was in the picture to become the next Saints head coach due to his history in New Orleans. Glenn played one season in black and gold in 2008 and was the Saints’ defensive backs coach from 2016-2020.

The Jets enjoyed stability on defense for three-plus seasons, having Robert Saleh overseeing Jeff Ulbrich. The unit made tremendous strides

Identifying four potential New York Jets defensive coordinator candidates Aaron Glenn has connections to following Steve Wilks' dismissal.

The Jets tasked Wilks with fielding a defense that, earlier this season, shipped two of the best players out of town. The Jets traded cornerback Sauce Gardner to the Indianapolis Colts and defensive tackle Quinnen Williams to the Dallas Cowboys at the deadline in two of the biggest moves of the season.