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Across the league, the New York Jets are another case study. At 0-6, the Jets appear to be a team in disarray, with poor coaching across the board. Defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn, a rising star last year, faces intense scrutiny, and many wonder if his tenure might end prematurely, especially given the team’s ongoing struggles.
Interestingly, the Jets' owner, Woody Johnson, faces pressure to maintain patience amid the chaos. Historically impatient, owners like Johnson must decide whether to stick with their coaches or fire them early in the season. The consensus among analysts is that Glenn likely won't be fired this season—firing a first-year head coach after six games is often considered too abrupt and embarrassing, especially since patience is a scarce commodity.