Overview
- The Jets enter the 2026 season with Aaron Glenn on the hot seat after a 3-14 debut that left the team near the bottom of the league on offense and defense.
- Zack Rosenblatt of The Athletic reported Tuesday that owner Woody Johnson is not actively seeking a replacement and that ownership believes in the plan Glenn and GM Darren Mougey presented.
- Glenn overhauled much of his coaching staff in the offseason, will call the defense in 2026, and New York hired Frank Reich as its offensive coordinator to stabilize the offense.
- The team reinforced the roster through free agency and the 2026 draft with additions on the defensive line, secondary and key rookie picks intended to fit Glenn's scheme.
- Insiders and analysts say a roughly six-win season would likely secure Glenn another year while early tests such as the Week 1 trip to Tennessee will shape how quickly ownership reevaluates the plan.