Steve Serby
See more of our coverage in your search results.
There is no defense for Aaron Glenn.
On the field and on the scoreboard and in the hearts and minds of a tortured, tormented fanbase.
When Glenn was hired, and especially at the start of this season, no one could possibly have imagined a day when any Jets offense could score 33 points and find a way to lose.
Glenn’s superpower has failed him, and if anyone had held out any hope that there still could be a season, the 2-6 Jets are dead and buried.
