Aaron Glenn reflects on his media approach after first season
NBCSports.com • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 19, 2026, 7:33 PM
Last updated Aug 19, 2026
Jets coach Aaron Glenn expressed regret over his approach to the media during his first year. He acknowledged treating reporters antagonistically due to personal frustrations unrelated to media coverage. Glenn also discussed mistakes in staff building and quarterback selection, noting that decisions contributed to a challenging season. With increased pressure in his second year, he aims for a more cooperative media relationship to bolster support.
- •Glenn regrets his media relations and staff decisions from last season.
- •He highlighted the impact of choosing Justin Fields as quarterback.
- •Glenn faces pressure to improve performance in his second year with the Jets.
- •Increased cooperation with the media is part of his strategy moving forward.
- 7:34 PMNBCSports.com — Aaron Glenn regrets his approach to the media in his first year - NBC Sports
- 7:33 PMYahoo Sports — Aaron Glenn regrets his approach to the media in his first year
"For those in the public eye who choose to treat the media as an enemy, they tend to get one.
"For those in the public eye who choose to treat the media as an enemy, they tend to get one.
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External links- NBCSports.comAug 19, 2026, 7:34 PMAaron Glenn regrets his approach to the media in his first year - NBC Sports
For those in the public eye who choose to treat the media as an enemy, they tend to get one.
- Yahoo SportsAug 19, 2026, 7:33 PMAaron Glenn regrets his approach to the media in his first year
For those in the public eye who choose to treat the media as an enemy, they tend to get one.
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