Jets Owner Supports Coach Glenn Amid Winless Season, QB Changes

New York Jets owner Woody Johnson has publicly supported head coach Aaron Glenn amid the team's disappointing 0-7 start in the 2025 NFL season, emphasizing his belief in Glenn's leadership and improvements in defense and special teams. Despite Johnson's backing, serious concerns remain about the Jets' quarterback situation, particularly regarding incumbent starter Justin Fields, who has struggled with a low passer rating and inconsistent performance, leading to his benching in favor of Tyrod Taylor. Johnson acknowledged the critical need for more consistent quarterback play, stating, "If we can just complete a pass, it would look good," and indicated that the decision on the starting quarterback ultimately rests with Glenn. The Jets' offensive woes continue, with limited scoring in recent games and a lack of offensive cohesion, while the defense has also underperformed relative to expectations. Johnson's comments reflect a mix of frustration and hope, highlighting the difficulty of winning with the current quarterback performance but maintaining faith in Glenn's ability to turn the team around. As the Jets prepare to face the Cincinnati Bengals, the quarterback decision remains pending, with Taylor expected to start, signaling a search for stability at the position.