Aaron Glenn was introduced as the new head coach of the New York Jets, and to the surprise of you, the future of Aaron Rodgers was a talking point.
Glenn was joined by new general manager Darren Mougey, as the two spoke for the first time since agreeing to take over in hopes of turning the struggling franchise around.
The Jets could only muster a 5-12 record with Rodgers at the helm last season, his first as a starter after his previous campaign was ended by injury after just four snaps.
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Rodgers has dropped hints that his future may not lie with the Jets, and Glenn addressed the matter.
“Aaron Rodgers will be talked about. We have texted our communication with Aaron Rodgers and (decisions will be made) as we continue to look at the roster,” said Glenn.
“We’re going sit and talk and build the whole roster… we’re looking forward to that process. I can’t tell you how long that process will take… (but) we’re going to get the right answer.”
Glenn hoping to change culture
Before stepping on to the podium, it was clear Glenn had already started to make changes just by listening to the music played over the auditorium speakers.
Songs like “Sweet Child O’ Mine” was followed by “Whatever It Takes” and “Brighter Day” and “Anything is Possible”, as well as some Taylor Swift.
“Welcome to New York” was played later as owner Woody Johnson led Glenn and Mougey out in front of the media.
Johnson has entrusted the two men to end New York’s lengthy playoff draught, which is the longest among America’s four major sports leagues at 14 seasons.
Taking over the Jets is a homecoming for Glenn, who played for the franchise from 1994 to 2001, before serving as a scout for the team.
He later became a coach for the Cleveland Browns and New Orleans Saints, before taking over as defensive coordinator for the Lions.
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