It’s really easy for coaches to sway fans when they take over a new team. Identify the thing that fans find annoying about a team and say “We’re going to fix that.” For the Jets, one of many things was discipline, which new head coach Aaron Glenn has been verbal about addressing since taking over the team.

Aaron Glenn played eight seasons with the New York Jets and became head coach last January. As a player, he was a Pro Bowl cornerback with a flair for fashion.

And this year the Legends have some extra topics of conversation on their plates as Aaron Glenn, a former teammate of many of the visitors to the Atlantic Health Jets Training Center, conducts his first training camp as Jets head coach and prepares his team for what lies ahead in the 2025 NFL season.

It’s unclear if new Jets coach Aaron Glenn will have his starters on the field at all during the preseason, which begins on Saturday night in Green Bay against the Packers. Glenn wasn’t ready to reveal his plans early in the week. But if the decision was up to quarterback Justin Fields, the play or not play decision wouldn’t be a tough one.

Glenn was 22 then; he’s 52 now, with three grown kids and a lifetime of experience that brought him to this moment, chosen as the man who will shepherd an organization out of one of the worst ...

Watch the Jets head coach talk to reporters following the Green & White's second joint practice with Giants Wednesday.

One of the main storylines for this defense, outside of their return to health, is that the Lions replaced Aaron Glenn with Kelvin Sheppard, following Glenn’s departure to the New York Jets. The Lions’ aggressiveness stood out, and Barnes agreed that Sheppard is a more aggressive than his predecessor.

Lions head coach Dan Campbell heaped praise on new OC John Morton and DC Kelvin Sheppard in a recent interview.