You would think a man leading a team with a 2-7 record that doesn’t have a legitimate quarterback on its roster would have more important things to do than go out of his way to start fights with the media, but this is the New York Jets we are talking about, so it checks out.
First-year Jets head coach Aaron Glenn first started to get combative with the media a couple of weeks ago when he decided to play coy about whether Justin Fields or Tyrod Taylor would be his starting quarterback.
