As was the case on Wednesday, first-year New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn spoke with media members on Friday and not-so-politely declined to reveal if Justin Fields or Tyrod Taylor will serve as the starting quarterback when the 0-7 Jets play at the Cincinnati Bengals (3-4) this Sunday. Glenn then discussed his odd handling of a situation that continues to leave outsiders scratching their heads. Per Zack Rosenblatt of The Athletic, Glenn said that it’s “tough” for a team to prepare for a game without knowing the exact identity of the opposing QB1. Last fall, Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur left the Detroit Lions guessing regarding Green Bay’s depth chart when starter Jordan Love was dealing with a groin injury. Glenn was Detroit’s defensive coordinator at the time. “I went through that in Detroit when it was Malik Willis and Jordan Love,” Glenn explained. “LaFleur did a great job of not saying who that quarterback was. We had to prepare for both of those guys. So I don’t see why we think thisRead More
Jets’ Aaron Glenn reveals reasoning for odd handling of Justin Fields, Tyrod Taylor situation
