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Glenn says the Jets’ offseason has been outstanding, with intentional moves by the coaching staff, players, and front office.
The Jets will have Glenn call defensive plays next season, increasing his control over the unit’s performance.
Geno Smith is the starting quarterback as the Jets rebuild around him and seek a playoff return.
The Jets added Minkah Fitzpatrick and signed several veterans to bolster the roster this offseason.
Glenn stressed the goal of ending the Jets’ playoff drought, aiming for consistent success.
Glenn highlighted Ty Simpson as a potential future option, while prioritizing the present starter.
Glenn’s comments reflect a long-term plan to build a competitive Jets team around Smith.
The Jets aim to end their playoff drought, which dates back to 2010, under this new direction.
The offseason moves were presented as part of a broader process toward sustainable success.

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Jets coach Aaron Glenn says Geno Smith is the guy who can lead the team to the promised land.
Glenn cited the Jets’ O-line, running game and Garrett Wilson as factors that could help Smith succeed.
Glenn suggested Smith, who had struggles last year, understands what happened and can improve with the Jets.
Glenn spoke at the NFL annual meeting as he projected a more successful offense for Smith with play-action.
Smith showed strong seasons with Seattle in 2022-23 but regressed in Las Vegas last year.
Glenn emphasized a chip-on-the-shoulder mentality for Smith as part of his plan.
The remarks reflect the Jets’ hope to improve after finishing 3-14 last season.
Glenn spoke at the NFL annual meeting, underscoring a strategic assessment of the Jets’ offense.
The Jets’ plan centers on a stronger run game and play-action to maximize Smith’s chances.

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Jets coach Aaron Glenn backs Geno Smith as the immediate QB option, citing leadership and fit with the new scheme.
New York Jets are touring Pro Days to evaluate draft quarterbacks, while keeping a veteran backup in mind.
Jets remain hopeful about a deal with Breece Hall after tagging him, aiming for movement after the draft.
Glenn reflects on Justin Fields’ failed experiment and vows to identify each player’s best role going forward.
Arvell Reese and David Bailey emerge as top candidates for No. 2, but the Jets keep options open for a trade-back.
Mason Taylor is pegged for an outsized role in 2026, with Glenn calling him a player who could take a leap.
Glenn emphasizes drafting players who fit the trait and coachability model, regardless of position value.
The Jets plan to add a veteran quarterback to back up Smith, alongside private workouts with several draft prospects.
Glenn notes Mason Taylor spoke candidly in exit interviews about improving, signaling accountability.
The Jets expressed optimism about keeping Hall beyond the franchise tag through post-draft discussions.

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