We’ve been quick to criticize Aaron Glenn for his missteps, whether it be related to clock management, strategy or deployment of personnel.
In the wake of Sunday’s 17-12 win over the Browns that effectively saved the Jets season for the moment and made Sunday’s game against the Patriots in Foxborough, Mass., much more interesting, this is a time to praise the Jets’ second-year head coach.
Glenn and his Jets were on the cusp of crisis when they left Chicago after being completely dominated by the Bears in Week 3.
They were 1-3 and there were many things to fix entering the game against the 3-1 Browns. And, in their win over Cleveland, it was well apparent that Glenn and his staff fixed the key issues.