AG is the one I might shed a tear for. He’ll be amazing with Sauce Gardner. Erin needs to go, and if he does it looks like this will be my 2nd favorite team.
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AG to Jets would make a ton of sense… but this is a Florio article. So -
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no more running qbs?
The source is Ian Rapaport, though.
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Comp picks, (as much as I disagree with the NFL’s flawed race-based policy.) God bless Aaron Glenn
You probably should be prepared for them to continue to give us trouble.
bill parcells gave AG his blessing
florio says jet’s a done deal today
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I think it’s a good hire for them. A lot of Jets fans think it’s just a do over of the last regime. 
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Please take him
Bring home previous Regime
Trade AG for Saleh + 2 3rds
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The Jets fans are sick of defensive coaches but how quickly they forget Adam Crazy Eyes Gase.
Anyway, I like AG more than most but I’m ready for the two 3rds, the Lions are going to need to replenish with young cheap talent as the cap crunch looks.
I like the Saleh idea.
The Jets offense has sucked for years and they can never find a qb, I can see why Jets fan might not be too excited about another defensive minded guy. They still don’t have a qb. Rodgers is over the hill.
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OK come on what is taking so long for the Jets to announce this 
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I worry that his knack for organization is not where it needs to be and that they absolutely could extend their period of mistake-prone football. I trust his inclination to delegate, but he better make sure he has guys on their details in that regard.
Well, then, they’re in luck
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Ian Rapaport reported that although it’s been characterized as a “second interview,” it’s more about the Jets answering Glenn’s questions than the other way around. Sounds like the Jets really want him.
I think AG has the temperament and personality to be a head coach more than Salah.
Also it seems to be a good fit because the Jets organization tends to prefer defensive based head coaches.
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Glenn’s asking the owner about his Maddens rating approach to player acquisitions 
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