Aaron Glenn outlines plans for Will McDonald after trade request
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 11, 2026, 7:53 PM
Last updated Nov 11, 2026

New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn discussed Will McDonald's future with the team following the NFL trade deadline. McDonald, who had requested a trade that did not materialize, remains on the Jets' roster. Glenn expressed confidence in McDonald's pass-rushing abilities while acknowledging areas needing improvement. He stated it is his responsibility to ensure McDonald gets more opportunities to contribute moving forward, highlighting their evolving relationship. McDonald expressed his desire to help the team succeed on the field.
- •Will McDonald requested a trade that did not happen.
- •Aaron Glenn emphasized McDonald's pass-rushing talent and areas for improvement.
- •Glenn takes responsibility for increasing McDonald's playing opportunities.
- •McDonald wants to support the team in achieving victories.
- •The Jets traded safety Andre Cisco to the Detroit Lions for a 2029 pick.
- 7:53 PMYahoo Sports — Jets' Aaron Glenn shares Will McDonald plans, player responds to not being traded
"Aaron Glenn gives his plan for Will McDonald moving forward and the player discusses requesting a trade which did not happen.
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