It has been a very long time since a Jets coach has a state of affairs just like the one Aaron Glenn created

The Jets have gone from “In Aaron We Belief” to “In Aaron We Belief” as their workforce philosophy this offseason.

Gang Inexperienced has moved on from Aaron Rodgers after going all in on the four-time MVP quarterback the final two years and moved to going all-in on new coach Aaron Glenn.

That’s the takeaway from the Jets’ early free-agency technique. The Jets are banking on Glenn’s capability to teach gamers up. Common supervisor Darren Mougey signed gamers who’ve flashed potential hoping that Glenn and his workers can flip that potential into manufacturing.

You can begin with quarterback Justin Fields, who has teased what he can do with the Bears and the Steelers. The Jets at the moment are hoping he might be the following Sam Darnold/Baker Mayfield reclamation venture. Kevin O’Connell has gotten plenty of credit score for Darnold’s resurgence. Mayfield’s two offensive coordinators in Tampa Bay — Dave Canales and Liam Coen — are each now head coaches.