Josh Allen edged two-time winner Lamar Jackson for the AP NFL Most Valuable Player award in the closest race since Matt Ryan ...

Aaron Glenn, defensive coordinator for the Detroit Lions, is reportedly nearing a deal to accept a job with the New York Jets. Glenn, 52, is one of the top candidates on the market this offseason.

The Jets are bringing back one of their own. Aaron Glenn was hired to be their 19th full-time head coach on Wednesday. Glenn, who was the Jets’ first-round draft choice in 1994 and played eight ...

Defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn of the Detroit Lions looks on during the second half against the Chicago Bears. Getty Images For too long, the Jets have proven to be a graveyard for head coaches ...

If Aaron Glenn wants the New York Jets head coaching job, it’s his. And according to Michael Kay, he wants Aaron Rodgers as his quarterback. Wait… New York Yankees announcer Michael Kay?

New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn was officially introduced on Monday, January 27. Glenn had an immediate message for Aaron Rodgers. “This thing is not about Aaron Rodgers. It’s about the ...

And he's very familiar with Gang Green. The Jets agreed to terms with Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn to become their head coach, the team announced Wednesday. "I'm excited to ...

Former NFL offensive lineman Lomas Brown isn’t the only person who thinks new Jets coach Aaron Glenn has already decided ... but they’d save $9.5 million in cap space, per The Athletic.

The New York Jets have found their next head coach. After plenty of rumors and speculation, the Jets are hiring Aaron Glenn to be their next head coach to replace former head coach Robert Saleh ...

The New York Jets have their new head coach, and he's a familiar face to Gang Green fans. Aaron Glenn, a former NFL cornerback who played eight seasons with the Jets, will take over a team that is ...

Are the New York Jets getting the next version of Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell with former defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn as their top guy? That's what two prominent NFL insiders think.

So many questions, such few answers. Anyone looking for clarity wasn't given much on Monday when the Jets introduced their new head coach, Aaron Glenn, and general manger, Darren Mougey.