FLORHAM PARK, N.J. – Aaron Glenn had trouble sleeping the night before running his first training camp practice as an NFL head coach. He got up around 3:30 a.m. and never went back to bed.

Aaron Glenn is ready for this moment. So it wasn’t anxiety or uncertainty that woke the new Jets coach on Wednesday, long before his alarm, or sunrise. It was eagerness to attack the new opportunity, one Glenn has been waiting for since he started his coaching career more than a decade ago.

Aaron Glenn woke up at 3:30 on the morning of his first training camp practice as the New York Jets ' head coach and couldn't fall back asleep.

This summer the first-time head coach will use some of the lessons he learned as a Jet, playing under Bill Parcells.

Listen, we’re ripping pages out of some [past] situations that we want to get better at,” Glenn said in June. “We want to create our own narrative. We want to write our own book.” The Jets arrive at training camp Tuesday having missed the playoffs in 14 straight seasons,

The New York Jets are in a state of flux as the new regime of Aaron Glenn and Darren Mougey attempt to eliminate all signs of the previous brain-truss but also end a playoff drought that is almost able to get a driver’s license.

The New York Jets under Aaron Glenn have garnered differing opinions on what exactly to expect from the 2025 season, and those opinions have been at opposite ends of the spectrum, too. Some have the Jets,

The New York Jets are beginning a new era under head coach Aaron Glenn. One GMFB host has faith in the new leadership in New York.