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Now’s not time for Jets to fire Aaron Glenn — even if he’s failing at coaching’s most basic tenent

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Cannizzaro, M. (2026, October 27). Now’s not time for Jets to fire Aaron Glenn — even if he’s failing at coaching’s most basic tenent. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/26/sports/nows-not-the-time-for-jets-to-fire-aaron-glenn/

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Jets fans are calling for head coach Aaron Glenn's dismissal due to the team’s poor performance this season, including a recent loss to the Dolphins. However, columnist Brian Costello argues that firing Glenn mid-season would likely lead to more chaos rather than improvement, citing the precedent set when Robert Saleh was fired and replaced by Jeff Ulbrich last year without positive results. The Jets currently have a 2-5 record and seem unlikely to make the playoffs for the 16th consecutive season or achieve a winning record in their 11th straight year.

Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-27, using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the same event (that is the story summary below).

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As of October 27, 2026, the New York Jets are facing significant pressure from fans due to their poor performance this season. The team suffered a humiliating loss at home against the Miami Dolphins on Sunday, adding to fan frustrations. Despite calls for head coach Aaron Glenn's immediate dismissal, columnist Mark Cannizzaro argues that firing Glenn mid-season would likely exacerbate rather than improve the situation, citing previous instances where such actions led only to more chaos and fewer wins. The Jets currently have a 2-5 record after seven games and are on track for their 16th consecutive season without playoff appearances and their 11th year without a winning record. Jets owner Woody Johnson is reminded of the negative outcomes from similar mid-season coaching changes in 2024, when Robert Saleh was fired and replaced by Jeff Ulbrich.

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“While both articles discuss similar sentiments about firing Aaron Glenn after a loss to the Dolphins, they are written on different days and may cover additional context or developments that aren't identical.”

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Jets fans are demanding their pound of flesh right now, and that emotion is more than understandable given what we’ve witnessed across seven games of this season to date — lowlighted by Sunday’s humiliating home loss to the previously winless Dolphins. asserted

we → demand → Dolphins

But Aaron Glenn should not be fired today, tomorrow or even next Monday if, God forbid, his Jets leak away yet another potential win when they play the Raiders, losers of their past four games, Sunday at MetLife Stadium. asserted

they → fire → Stadium

Take flight with the Jets Text with Brian Costello all season as he brings Sports+ subscribers the latest Jets intel from on the field and off. asserted

he → take → field

SIGN UP NOWJets owner Woody Johnson should have learned from 2024 that firing a head coach in season (goodbye, Robert Saleh; hello, Jeff Ulbrich) doesn’t produce a spark or more wins, it only leads to more chaos. asserted

it → sign → chaos

The Jets are 2-5 and, barring a miracle, for the 16th consecutive season they’re not going to the playoffs and they appear en route to an 11th consecutive year without a winning record. asserted

they → bar → record

Now’s not time for Jets to fire Aaron Glenn — even if he’s failing at coaching’s most basic tenent

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