He becomes the fifth NFL head coach to have a playing history with his current team, after Mike Vrabel (New England Patriots), Jim Harbaugh (Los Angeles Chargers), DeMeco Ryans (Houston Texans) and Dan Campbell, his most recent boss in Detroit.

New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn give his first answer on the future of QB Aaron Rodgers with the team moving forward.

The New York Jets have their man. The franchise is hiring Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn as their next head coach, Adam Schefter of ESPN reported Wednesday. New York is moving into a new era after firing head coach Robert Saleh five games into the 2024 season and then parting ways with general manager Joe Douglas in November.

The New York Jets are welcoming Aaron Glenn back home as their new head coach. Glenn was hired last week and will be introduced to New York on Monday during his first press conference. Glenn is a known commodity since he's a former Jets player.

Wednesday the Jets hired Aaron Glenn to be their next head coach. The former Lions OC returns to the team that drafted him as a player.

Update: Jets are giving new head coach Aaron Glenn a five-year deal, per sources, contractually tying him to the organization through the 2029 season. Glenn will be under contract with the Jets through the 2029 season. That’s a solid contract length for a first-time head coach.

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 continuing to build their new coaching staff, this time adding Scott Turner as the new pass game coordinator. NFL insider Tom Pelissero originally broke the news on X. Pelissero posted,