BOLD WARNING: But why: Newly drafted Jets Head Coach Aaron Glenn stuns The whole NFL community with bold and clear  message to  Woody Johnson on QB Aaron Rodgers

In a move that has left the NFL community buzzing, newly hired New York Jets Head Coach Aaron Glenn made a bold statement regarding quarterback Aaron Rodgers and the team’s future under center. During his first press conference since being appointed head coach, Glenn sent shockwaves through the league when he publicly urged Jets owner Woody Johnson to take swift action in re-acquiring former Jets quarterback Sam Darnold.

Glenn, known for his defensive expertise, did not mince words when discussing the team’s quarterback situation. He expressed his desire to see Darnold return to New York, suggesting that the former top draft pick still had untapped potential and could serve as a valuable asset to the Jets’ future. “I think Sam Darnold deserves another shot in New York,” Glenn boldly stated. “His development stalled in Carolina, but he’s got the tools. If we bring him back, we can work with him, and he could be the piece that brings this team back to prominence.”

While many anticipated Glenn to focus on the team’s defense, it was his unexpected comments about Darnold that stole the spotlight. This call to action has sparked immediate reactions from fans and analysts alike, with many questioning whether Glenn’s push to bring back Darnold could signal a change in the Jets’ quarterback strategy for the upcoming season.

In addition to his quarterback remarks, Glenn also emphasized his commitment to strengthening the Jets’ defensive line. With a reputation as a defensive mastermind, Glenn confirmed he’s already in the process of evaluating talent to improve the team’s front seven. “Defense wins championships, and I’m working tirelessly to make sure our defensive line is built to dominate,” he said.

Glenn’s unexpected comments are sure to generate ongoing discussion, and with his bold approach, the Jets are primed for an exciting, unpredictable offseason.

Jets Reveal 3 Finalists for GM Role, Hiring Is Imminent: Insider

Former Chicago Bears player Trey Brown posing for his headshot.

The New York Jets re-opened their search for a general manager in 2025.

Washington Commanders’ assistant GM Lance Newmark was the only known finalist for the Jets job earlier this week. However, the Jets decided to open up their position to more candidates.

On Thursday, January 23 the Jets are set to interview Cincinnati Bengals senior personnel executive Trey Brown and Denver Broncos assistant GM Darren Mougey.

CBS NFL Insider Jonathan Jones said on social media that the “expectation [is] a decision may be made by the end of [the] day.”

These Jets GM interviews will take place today and there’s an expectation a decision may be made by the end of day @NFLonCBS

This Decision is Looming, Eliminating Jaguars Wildcard

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The other NFL team seeking a general manager – albeit very late in the process – is the Jacksonville Jaguars.

They parted ways with Trent Baalke on Wednesday, January 22 – several weeks removed from the end of the regular season.

The Jags potentially threw a wrench into the Jets’ search efforts but with how quickly the Jets are moving in this process – that won’t seem to have any impact.

Typically teams hire a GM before the head coach, but the Jets didn’t want to lose Glenn to another team.

This GM will then link with Aaron Glenn to form the new power structure for the Jets looking ahead to the 2025 season.

Insight Into The Jets’ Search For Their Next GM

“Something really interesting to me about Trey Brown, if the Jets decide to go that route: Worked with Bill Belichick and the Patriots, Howie Roseman & the Eagles, the Bengals. Three very unique team-building philosophies. Old-school football, analytics, then one on a budget. Those differing experiences helpful in whatever environment he’s put in,” Connor Hughes of SNY said.

Interesting note on Brown he has interviewed for several NFL general manager positions jobs over the years. Those job interviews included the Buffalo Bills in 2017, the Oakland Raiders in 2018, and the Las Vegas Raiders in 2022, per the Jets press release.

“Darren Mougey, aka “Mooge”, is a very interesting name in the Jets GM search. He predates the current DEN regime and goes back to Elway. George Paton got there and promoted him. A connection – he’s been a sounding board in DEN for Sean Payton, who is still close with Aaron Glenn,” NFL FOX Insider Peter Schrager said on social media.

“Over 12 seasons in Denver, Mougey has held several titles. Starting as a scouting intern in 2012, Mougey was a personnel and scouting assistant (2013), a college and pro personnel scout (2014), an area scout (2015-19), the assistant director of college scouting (2020) and the director of player personnel (2021),” Jets senior reporter Eric Allen said.

“Lance Newmark, who interviewed Tuesday, remains a candidate for the Jets GM job but they are bringing in other candidates,” Brian Costello of the New York Post revealed.

“Newmark just completed his first regular season as assistant general manager of the Washington Commanders. Reporting directly to GM Adam Peters, Newmark oversees Washington’s personnel and scouting departments,” Jets contributor Jack Bell wrote.

Length Of Aaron Glenn’s New Contract With Jets Revealed By NFL Insider

The New York Jets have hired Aaron Glenn to be their next head coach, and initial details of Glenn’s contract have been revealed.

On Wednesday evening, ESPN’s Adam Schefter filled in the football world with some news on Glenn’s deal.

“Update: Jets are giving new head coach Aaron Glenn a five-year deal, per sources, contractually tying him to the organization through the 2029 season,” Schefter said.

In January 2021, New York gave a five-year deal to Robert Saleh, who was fired by the Jets on October 8, 2024, five games into New York’s recent season.

The Jets are hoping for a different outcome with Glenn, of course. The former Detroit Lions defensive coordinator was among the hottest commodities on the NFL coaching market this cycle, and New York made sure to get a deal done with Glenn before other suitors — particularly the New Orleans Saints — had the chance to.

Glenn was reportedly scheduled to meet with the Saints for an interview on Wednesday.

Glenn faces some immediate decisions upon being hired to resuscitate the Jets’ franchise, such as who to appoint as his coordinators. Former San Francisco 49ers head coach Steve Wilks has been mentioned recently as a possible defensive coordinator under Glenn in New York.

There’s also a quarterback situation for Glenn to handle. Insofar as Glenn can influence whether or not Aaron Rodgers returns to the Jets, would Rodgers be Glenn’s preference at QB, or does he have another candidate in mind? Sports media personality Michael Kay recently indicated that the word on the street is that Glenn would like to keep Rodgers around.

Glenn faces an extremely challenging task as Jets head coach. New York hasn’t been to the playoffs since 2010 and hasn’t won 10 games in a regular season since 2015. Glenn will have to completely re-haul the Gang Green culture in order to shift the tide.

NFL CONFIRMED: Detroit Lions have made History also financially as they are now the 1st club in history to surpass the……

The Detroit Lions have made history not only on the field but also in the financial realm, becoming the first sports club in history to surpass a significant milestone. With the recent valuation of the franchise reaching over $1 billion, the Lions have set a new precedent in the world of sports team finances. This achievement marks a major milestone in the club’s evolution, as it reflects both the growth of the team’s brand and the increasing financial power of the NFL as a whole.

In recent years, the Lions have seen an uptick in performance, fan engagement, and corporate partnerships, which have contributed to their financial ascent. The franchise’s brand, deeply ingrained in the city’s identity, has gained national attention, with fans showing strong loyalty despite the team’s ups and downs on the field. The Lions’ success in attracting sponsorship deals, lucrative broadcasting rights, and an expanding global fanbase has boosted their financial standing, making them one of the NFL’s most valuable teams.

This financial success is indicative of a broader trend within the NFL, where franchise values continue to rise year after year. The Detroit Lions’ ability to cross this historic threshold is a testament to the league’s growth as a global entertainment phenomenon, attracting investors and partnerships from all corners of the world.

As the Lions continue to build on their financial success, it will be interesting to see how they use these resources to further strengthen their team, facilities, and overall brand. The financial achievement not only speaks to the club’s current state but also points toward a bright future as they continue to make history both on and off the field.

NEW DEAL STRIKE: According to Katherine Terrell, the New Orleans Saints have voided Derek Carr’s $60 Million contract despite claims that he will be retained, as they seal deal on bringing new QB

In a surprising move, the New Orleans Saints have officially voided Derek Carr’s $60 million contract, despite earlier assurances that he would remain with the team for the 2025 season. The Saints had initially agreed to a four-year, $150 million deal with Carr, but recent developments have shifted the franchise’s plans as they pivot to secure a new quarterback.

According to sources close to the organization, the decision to part ways with Carr comes as the Saints finalize a deal to acquire Jaxson Dart, the standout quarterback from Ole Miss. Dart, widely regarded as one of the most promising quarterbacks in college football, has impressed scouts and executives alike with his dynamic playmaking abilities and strong performances in the Southeastern Conference.

Despite initial optimism surrounding Carr’s tenure with the Saints, the team’s management has reportedly grown concerned with his long-term fit in their offensive scheme. This shift in strategy signals a clear desire for a fresh direction, with Dart emerging as a potential future cornerstone for the franchise.

The move to sign Dart, who has demonstrated exceptional poise and leadership under pressure, also reflects the Saints’ commitment to rebuilding and reshaping their quarterback position for the future. While it is unclear how the transition will affect the team’s salary cap, it is expected that Dart’s rookie contract will offer significant financial flexibility moving forward.

Carr, who previously played for the Las Vegas Raiders, is now left seeking a new home, with several teams reportedly interested in his services. The quarterback market for the upcoming season is expected to be highly competitive, and Carr’s departure from New Orleans will undoubtedly lead to significant discussions throughout the league.

For the Saints, this move marks the beginning of a new era as they transition to a younger quarterback in Dart, with hopes of returning to playoff contention in the near future.