NFLOct 11
Jets Seek First Win Against a Winner as Glenn's Record Slips
Hall of Famer Ronnie Lott offers encouragement while the team prepares for a key matchup with the Browns
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Mounting Pressure on the Sideline
Aaron Glenn enters a pivotal contest with a 4-17 record in New York after dropping three straight and eight of nine dating back to last season. Three of Glenn's four victories have come against backup quarterbacks, and another loss would leave the first-year coach with as many wins in 22 games as the Browns have collected in their first five under Todd Monken.
Support From a Former Teammate
Pro Football Hall of Famer Ronnie Lott, who played alongside Glenn in 1994, stressed the difficulty of changing a losing culture. He noted that Glenn understands what success feels like from his time in Detroit and expressed hope that the Jets can reach that point soon.
Looking Ahead to the Draft
Both the Jets and Browns are expected to pursue quarterbacks in the offseason, with New York holding three first-round picks and Cleveland holding two. Speculation has centered on possible interest in top prospects, including ties between the Browns' ownership and the Manning family.
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