When the New York Jets lost to the previously winless Miami Dolphins, who had never held a lead at any point this season, it felt like it was over for Aaron Glenn.
However, ESPN’s Rich Cimini, after that game, told fans that while it may seem like it’s over, it isn’t yet. So what about after the latest loss to the Las Vegas Raiders?
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“I hate to say it right now, you know what I said last week? ‘It’s not over,’ because I still think there’s a path to him keeping his job. I don’t see that path anymore. I don’t, and I hate to say it,” Cimini said on the “Jets Collective” podcast.
It appears Glenn is a dead man walking. There are nine games left in the 2026 regular season for the Jets, and it’s about to get ugly. The next two games include a road tilt against the Kansas City Chiefs and a home game against the Buffalo Bills.
Let’s assume those are losses; I know I’m really going out on a limb there, then the Jets would fall to 2-8. The next two games after that appear more winnable, but can you make those assumptions right now? Gang Green will get the winless Los Angeles Chargers on the road and then a road game against the Miami Dolphins.
Whether Glenn actually gets fired mid-season is up for debate, but it appears the wind is out of the sails and that’s a sad reality for a coach who has a rich history with the Jets from his playing days.
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Here are your links to the New York Jets.
Jets’ Aaron Glenn says he’s not worried about job security amid tough start – Rich Cimini/ESPN
Aaron Glenn Strongly Responds to Breece Hall Jets Trade Talks – Paul A. Esden Jr/Heavy
With Braelon Allen’s breakout, is it time for the Jets to trade Breece Hall? – Zack Rosenblatt/The Athletic
Notebook | Jets Fighting for the “Killer Instinct’ – Jack Bell/New York Jets
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Jets’ Offense Is Packing Big-Play Punch with Playmakers – Randy Lange/New York Jets
NY Jets mock draft: The first team to ever use three top-10 picks – Michael Nania/Jets X-Factor
NY Jets drop to 32nd in coach-focused metric after Raiders flub – Michael Nania/Jets X-Factor
Projected 2027 NFL Draft Order: Jets could load up early in Round 1; Eagles in top 5? – Austin Mock/The Athletic
The disturbing regression that ended any hope for Aaron Glenn and these Jets – Steve Serby/New York Post
Jets’ defense has crashed back to earth with critical tests looming – Brian Costello/New York Post
Jets’ record reveals exactly where the blame lies for this failure – Mark Cannizzaro/New York Post
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