Tony Adams notes that the prior coaching staff demanded discipline but wasn’t heard; Glenn’s insistence on accountability now resonates with Adams and teammates. Adams highlights a culture shift toward listening, buy-in and a stronger Jets identity under the new, more intense leadership.

Adams, who started 11 games last season, is seen as a potential leading candidate for the starting safety position alongside Cisco. His experience in the Jets' defense gives him an advantage.

Tony Adams finds himself in a competitive situation with the draft pick of Malachi Moore. Adams must improve his performance to secure his starting safety position.

Tony Adams is one of the Jets' current starting safeties who may be at risk of being replaced after the season. Adams is noted for his decent performance but is entering a critical contract year.

Tony Adams is set to start at safety for the Jets following Chuck Clark's placement on injured reserve due to a torn pectoral muscle. This opportunity highlights Adams' growing role within the team's defensive lineup as they prepare for their season finale against the Dolphins.