Jets Head Coach Aaron Glenn Starts 0-5 Marking Franchise Worst Start

Aaron Glenn, the new head coach of the New York Jets, has become the first Jets coach to start his tenure with five consecutive losses, marking an 0-5 record that is the worst in franchise history. The Jets' defense has struggled significantly, failing to record any takeaways in the first five games, a historic low in the NFL since turnovers became an official stat in 1933, and allowing an average of 31.7 points per game. Glenn has taken personal responsibility for the poor start and expressed the need to fix the team's mental and physical performance, while still supporting defensive coordinator Steve Wilks and not planning to take over play calling. Despite Glenn's efforts to motivate the team, including seeking advice from former Super Bowl-winning coach Tony Dungy, the Jets face a tough season ahead with minimal playoff chances unless they can dramatically improve. The team's issues include lack of discipline, poor defense, and difficulty handling in-game adversity, leading to mounting frustration among fans and the coaching staff. The Jets are next scheduled to play the Denver Broncos, with urgency to secure wins and salvage the season.