Aaron Glenn Implements Quiet Offseason Strategy for Jets

The New York Jets, under new head coach Aaron Glenn, are intentionally adopting a low-profile offseason strategy after the high-profile era of Aaron Rodgers. Glenn emphasizes a 'move in silence' approach to reshape the team's culture, steering away from previous years' media-fueled expectations that ended in consecutive losing seasons. The Jets have made modest acquisitions, including quarterback Justin Fields, without media fanfare, signaling a shift from the splashy moves of the past. This approach aims to focus on in-season performance rather than offseason headlines, as Glenn believes success is determined during the games, not by offseason accolades. The decision to part ways with Rodgers, who had been a media magnet, is part of this cultural reset, although Glenn has not explicitly linked it to Rodgers' personality. This new strategy is designed to create a different team atmosphere and improve long-term performance.