Aaron Glenn, now with the Jets, enters a challenging environment after a 0-5 start highlighted by a zero-turnover five-game stretch—an historic drought that contrasts with his Lions turnover-driven past and raises questions about play-calling influence as Wilks steps in.

Glenn’s Jets debut at 0-5 marks a historic low for a first-year coach and casts a spotlight on leadership stability. The ongoing tension with Rodgers, highlighted in media discussions, compounds the team’s early-season struggles. The club faces scrutiny as it seeks cohesion and concrete improvements while navigating a volatile fantasy landscape.

Glenn’s stewardship comes under intense scrutiny as the defense struggles with discipline and schematic efficiency. The discussion centers on whether the head coach should bear the lion’s share of the blame and whether a shakeup is needed to salvage the season and restore credibility.

Glenn’s Jets faced a stout Cowboys defense, with offense hampered by protection issues and stalled drives.

Glenn carries mounting pressure as Jets’ defense and overall performance are scrutinized; the piece notes that success in 0-5 context hinges on offensive and defensive coherence, with a spotlight on leadership decisions.