The New York Jets were hopeful that Aaron Glenn could be the head coach to finally solve their perpetual revolving door on the sidelines. It is starting to look like he may just be the latest person to take a turn going through the door, because everything about this situation feels like it might be a one-and-done endeavor. The only recent NFL head coach who seemed more out of place was Urban Meyer’s half-year reign of error with the Jacksonville Jaguars. After Sunday’s 13-6 loss at home to the Carolina Panthers, Glenn and the Jets remain the NFL’s only winless team (0-7), and things only seem to be getting worse. The most concerning thing about the Glenn-Jets union is that there is zero improvement from one week to the next. With a first-time head coach, you expect some hiccups. You expect some on-the-job learning. But Glenn and the Jets seem to be trending in the wrong direction in that regard. In last week’s loss to the Denver Broncos, Glenn faced criticism for letting the clock run out before the half dRead More
HC Aaron Glenn looks like he should be one-and-done with Jets
