Key Highlights
- It really does."With the season over, the focus now shifts to Glenn's job security despite being selected just last offseason to lead the team and signing a five-year contract that goes through the 2029 season. For now, at least, it appears the former Detroit Lions defensive coordinator will return next year, but to inspire any faith to the organization and the fans that he's the answer to lift the Jets out of their misery Glenn will need to make some major changes.
- If not, it could spell yet another ugly departure for a New York head coach. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement"I understand what everybody on the outside is saying and I'm going to take all those arrows and that's okay," Glenn said.
- "I do know this: it's going to turn and I'm very confident in that.
- I look forward to getting better, I look forward to starting this offseason."That offseason will start right away as Glenn said he plans to have a week-long self-reflection period "to identify each and every one of those things" that he can improve on, starting with himself."The only thing that I can think about is moving on to next year," he said. As for Glenn's players who have stuck by his side all season during the trials and tribulations, they came to his defense after hearing about his postgame self-assessment and assuming all of the blame for the team's hardships. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement"That's not on him," said center Joe Tippmann.
- "That's on us as players.""For [Glenn] to say it's on him, I don't fully agree," said defensive end Jermaine Johnson.