Aaron Glenn can make Jets fans proud this time — if new offensive duo can make it work
Aaron Glenn, the New York Jets coach, has a chance to make Jets fans proud this season with the help of the new offensive duo. The duo consists of journeyman quarterback Geno Smith and experienced coach Frank Reich, who is impressed by Geno's skills. If the pairing works, Glenn will likely get to keep his job as the team's coach, but it remains to be seen how they will perform in actual games.
- ▪Aaron Glenn learned from his past experience with a rookie OC and a project quarterback.
- ▪Frank Reich is a seasoned coach who is excited to work with Geno Smith.
- ▪The success of the new offensive duo will determine Glenn's future as the Jets' coach.
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New York Jets Steve Serby Aaron Glenn can make Jets fans proud this time — if new offensive duo can make it work By Steve Serby Published June 17, 2026, 7:58 p.m. ET Geno Smith (7) stretches during practice at minicamp. Bill Kostroun/New York Post Aaron Glenn learned the hard way that pairing a rookie OC like Tanner Engstrand last season with a project quarterback like Justin Fields was doomed to fail. OC Frank Reich is no rookie. And Geno Smith is no project. If the pairing works — journeyman quarterback meets journeyman coach — Glenn will likely get to keep his dream job. 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. SIGN UP NOW Reich can’t wait to make it work.
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