Jets' Glenn Addresses Job Security After 2-6 Start
Head coach Aaron Glenn speaks about his future and the team's struggles following a loss to the Raiders.
The Brief
- Jets fall to 2-6 with 38-33 loss to Raiders at MetLife Stadium.
- Glenn is 0-8 against AFC East opponents in his coaching career.
- Glenn says his focus is on improving the team, not his job security.
The New York Jets dropped to 2-6 on the season after a 38-33 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders at MetLife Stadium on Sunday.
Head coach Aaron Glenn, who is 0-8 against AFC East opponents in his career, said his focus remains on improving the team rather than his job security.
Speaking to the media Monday, Glenn acknowledged the team's struggles but emphasized that his primary concern is the team's development.
Glenn pointed to third-down penalties and red-zone execution as key factors in the loss, noting the Jets were 2-of-6 in the red zone.
He praised the offense for its performance, calling it an 'outstanding job' of moving the ball and creating explosive plays.
Glenn highlighted the need for the team to play complementary football across all units, stating this will be a focus for the upcoming week.
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