Jets' Aaron Glenn reflects on trust with owner Woody Johnson amid struggles
ESPN NFL • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 7, 2026, 8:06 PM
Last updated Oct 7, 2026
Aaron Glenn, head coach of the New York Jets, has a record of 4-17 since taking over the team. Despite this challenging record, Glenn expresses encouragement from the support he has received from owner Woody Johnson. The Jets face mounting pressure to improve their performance as the season progresses. Glenn's relationship with Johnson may play a crucial role in navigating the team's difficulties ahead.
- •Glenn's current coaching record stands at 4-17.
- •He cites support from Jets owner Woody Johnson as a positive factor.
- •The Jets are looking for improvement moving forward.
- 8:57 PMESPN NFL — Jets' Glenn, with 4-17 mark, encouraged by 'trust factor' with owner
"Aaron Glenn has lost 17 of 21 games since becoming coach of the Jets, but he's encouraged by the support he's receiving from owner Woody Johnson.
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