Aaron Glenn insists his focus is trying to fix the 2-6 Jets, not his job security

Aaron Glenn, the coach of the New York Jets, is concentrating on improving the team rather than discussing his own position with the team. The Jets are currently 2-6, with a three-game losing streak that has further strained the coach's job security. The coach's sole focus is on winning games, a tough task considering the Jets have lost five of their last twenty games under his leadership.

Glenn admitted that he understands the pressures of being a coach in the league, but his primary goal for each week is to improve the team's performance. He emphasized that his job each week is to make the team better. Despite the current struggles, Glenn is determined to turn things around. He acknowledged that the team needs to perform better in critical situations, especially in the red zone, and needs to improve their red zone offense.

The run game has been a positive aspect of the team's performance, with Braelon Allen leading the way with 147 rushing yards and a touchdown. However, there are areas that need significant improvement. Glenn's special teams unit, in particular, has been struggling, allowing the first kickoff return touchdown of the season.

While the Jets face a difficult stretch with two highly ranked opponents in Kansas City and Buffalo, Glenn remains optimistic. He expressed confidence in his team and expressed his belief in the coach's ability to lead the team to victory. Glenn also reassured the fans and players that Breece Hall will stay with the team despite the ongoing trade rumors.

The next steps for Glenn include finding ways to keep the Jets competitive in the upcoming games against strong teams and determining if he will be a trade candidate before the November 10th deadline.