Aaron Glenn's clock management gaffe in Week 2 showed no faith in quarterback Geno Smith.

Aaron Glenn, the Former Defensive Coordinator for Detroit, Helped Nurture Several of its Stars.

The Jets blew a 17-7 lead in the fourth quarter of Sunday's game against the Packers, but they could have gotten the ball back at the end of regulation with time for a chance to win the game.

The New York Jets undoubtedly played better in their first two games of the 2026 season than they did in Aaron Glenn’s first campaign as head coach. However, some questionable decisions by Glenn in the Week 2 collapse against the Green Bay Packers linger.

Given a day to mull things over and a chance to concur with all those New York Jets fans miffed by his late-game clock management and crucial calls that backfired in a loss to the Green Bay Packers, coach Aaron Glenn doubled down instead.

The Jets blew their biggest fourth-quarter lead in six years in a 20-17 overtime loss to the Packers, with coach Aaron Glenn facing scrutiny for his clock management.

A day after suffering a crushing defeat, Jets head coach Aaron Glenn is sticking to the questionable decisions that helped lead to Sunday’s overtime home loss to the Packers. With under a minute left in the fourth quarter,

Jets head coach Aaron Glenn's late-game decision-making came under fire in Sunday's overtime loss to the Packers, but he doesn't feel any differently about his choices after a night to sleep on it.

Detroit welcomes back the architect of its gritty culture, forcing Dan Campbell to outmaneuver the former coordinator Aaron Glenn who holds the secret keys to the Lions’ personnel and playbook.