The Jets introduced Aaron Glenn a week ago as their new head coach, giving their fans something to feel hopeful about for the first time in a long time. And Glenn has wasted no time getting to some of the most important decisions of his first season at the helm of a NFL team: filling out his coaching staff.

The New York Jets are bringing back the passing game coordinator position on their coaching staff under Aaron Glenn. According to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, Scott Turner formerly of the Las Vegas Raiders was hired in New York as the team’s passing game coordinator.

Turner joins Engstrand, quarterbacks coach Charles London, receivers coach Shawn Jefferson and offensive line coach Steve Heiden on the offensive side of the ball. Glenn has also brought in defensive coordinator Steve Wilks and special teams coordinator Chris Banjo.

The New York Jets are adding Scott Turner to their new staff as the team's pass game coordinator under Aaron Glenn.

New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn was introduced to the world on Monday as the team seeks to get back on track. Glenn had a fiery message.

A former NFL head coach has been rumored to join Aaron Glenn's staff with the New York Jets if hired, per Connor Hughes of SNY.

After the Jets signed Aaron Glenn to be their next HC on Wednesday, rumors around his potential staff and there are some big names.

With Aaron Rodgers undecided on whether to play in 2025, New York Jets coach Aaron Glenn continued to build his offensive staff, adding two assistants -- Scott Turner, who was passing-game coordinator for the Raiders,

The son of former longtime NFL offensive coordinator Norv Turner, Scott Turner spent three years as Washington's offensive coordinator from 2020 to 2022 and was with the Raiders the past two years.