Jets rank 11th in CBS Sports head coach-quarterback duo study
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 7, 2026, 5:47 PM
Last updated Jun 7, 2026
The New York Jets' head coach-quarterback pairing of Aaron Glenn and Geno Smith is ranked 11th out of 12 in a recent CBS Sports study. Smith's 2025 season was marked by a league-leading number of interceptions, leading to skepticism about his effectiveness as he approaches age 36. Critics have also raised concerns about Glenn following a coaching staff overhaul before his debut season. Despite these challenges, the Jets believe that improvements to the offensive line and skill positions could enhance their performance. The Jets aim to avoid finishing last in the AFC East and potentially contest for a higher standing against rivals like the Buffalo Bills and New England Patriots.
- •Jets head coach-quarterback duo is ranked 11th by CBS Sports.
- •Geno Smith led the NFL in interceptions in 2025.
- •Aaron Glenn faces criticism in his first season as head coach.
- •Jets enhance their offensive line and skill positions.
- •Team aims to improve standings in the competitive AFC East.
- 5:47 PMYahoo Sports — Jets receive underwhelming ranking in head coach-quarterback duo study
"Skepticism surrounding Geno Smith and Aaron Glenn remains, but the Jets may be better positioned than many realize.
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