Jets hire Aaron Glenn as new HC

[Scientific]

Hate seeing my Nawfside Nimitz/TAMU legend heading to that disaster. But it's about getting paid, and if he succeeds? All the luck to Glenn.

 

[CarltonJunior]

This job is a trap. He's screwed.

His best hope is praying that Rodgers retires (gives him an extra benefit of a doubt year.) and Jordan Travis is as good as he was pre-injury, and can adjust to the pro game.

 

[tremonthustler1]

They "don't care about offense" but they drafting all those players

They draft Breece Hall and the other big kid Allen

Two young backs that compliment each other wonderfully and they didn't cultivate a run game at all with a 40 yr-old QB coming off a ruptured Achilles

many of their picks came from screw-ups Joe Douglas kept making.

Joe Douglas was drafting running backs damn near every year with no line to support them. They hired Hackett and all the bums Rodgers wanted.

Historically that franchise has never really cared about offense. They wanna ground n pound and win 10-3.

 

[Shadow King]

I hope that's not the case but that's exactly what the Patriots did.
Really scumbag stuff going on in the NFL.

No. The Patriots didn't do that. Beli had Mayo in a succession clause. Firing him after one season was them not wanting him in the first place, but they didn't seek out a black coach to give unrealistic expectations to.

 

[Piff Perkins]

Grats to Glenn. Great guy and has the potential to be a great coach. Just gotta nail his OC hire, and figure out what to do with Fraudgers. I don't see how they can gel from a football perspective. Glenn wants leaders of men, buy-in, etc. Aaron gonna be pushing envelopes to see if the coach will buckle.

 

[Lootpack]

 

[Trust Me]

Im sold

 

[King P]

The difference between Glenn and Saleh is night and day. Glenn actually sounds authentic. Unlike that hyped up meathead who screamed "all gas no breaks" yet failed to get his players prepared, and failed to discipline or hold any of his players accountable like a fukking p*ssy

 

[NYC Rebel]

All I know is that he’s a film junkie. Sean Payton said he relied on him to piece together film so they could make adjustments because he was so good at it . And they said that he builds his defense around the existing skill set of his players. A trait he probably saw with Bill Parcells.

 

[cheapshot]

The difference between Glenn and Saleh is night and day. Glenn actually sounds authentic. Unlike that hyped up meathead who screamed "all gas no breaks" yet failed to get his players prepared, and failed to discipline or hold any of his players accountable like a fukking p*ssy

Were there articles out there that detailed Saleh's issues with the players? Rodgers mentioned accountability in a presser and Saleh had terrible press conferences, but I never really heard about accountability until Rodgers said something.

 

[Belize King]

I hope this brother succeeds. What does that look like in the AFC with the big four? Who knows but hopefully the owners stick with him for a while.

 

[In The Zone '98]

Take Cam Ward

Give this city something to be excited for

 

[Rekkapryde]

Getting someone who wants to work for Woodrow's goofy ass is half the battle

 

[King P]

Were there articles out there that detailed Saleh's issues with the players? Rodgers mentioned accountability in a presser and Saleh had terrible press conferences, but I never really heard about accountability until Rodgers said something.

It wasn't just Aaron Rodgers. Quincy Williams mentioned that there was a lack of accountability and everyone needed to be held accountable no matter who you are. He was talking about Saleh. Saleh had completely lost control of the locker room at the end, which is always a kiss of death

 

[King P]

Oh yeah, I can already tell the media isn't gonna like Glenn