Aaron Glenn’s second Jets season features a retooled roster — and same heavy burden to shed

Are you ready for Aaron Glenn 2.0? The Jets coach did some soul searching after his first season on the job resulted in a 3-14 record with embarrassing results on both offense and defense. He made massive changes to his coaching staff, including replacing both coordinators. He is taking over defensive play-calling. Glenn and GM Darren Mougey reshaped the roster, adding some proven veterans to a squad that was very young last year. Glenn also has showed a more thoughtful, less abrasive side of himself with the media. Jets coach Aaron Glenn looks on during practice at OTAs in Florham Park, NJ. Bill Kostroun/New York Post Now, we get to see what the 2026 Jets look like. They report to training camp in Florham Park on Tuesday, with their first practice on Wednesday. We know this is a new team.