Glenn's Bold Geno Smith Praise, AI in Meetings, Draft Targets

On April 1st, Jets head coach Aaron Glenn is making ways with his bold take on quarterback

Geno Smith.

Glenn says Smith will lead the team to the Promised Land and that his chip on the shoulder

will wreck defenses.

He's obsessed with finishing unfinished business from his time with the Jets and even bringing

self-reflection into year two on the job.

Meanwhile, the coaching staff is buzzing about using artificial intelligence in meetings

to sharpen strategies.

Ben dropped that eyebrow raising detail while hyping the offseason moves.

It's all part of building around Smith after the trade from the Raiders.

Fans and analysts are split on Glenn's praise, with some calling his straight delusion

at predicting it could backfire a big time in 2026.

Others see it as motivational fire, especially after last season's three wins and 14 losses.

Reactions range from Rufus mockery to cautious optimism.

On the draft front, reports suggest that Jets might target a mid-round quarterback like

Carson Beck or Alabama's Ty Simpson in 2026.

They're scouting running back Nicholas Singleton too, and trade talks swirl around receivers

like Don Tevian Wix.

No avoiding a quarterback pick seems likely.

Leaguewide, the NFL Competition Committee just approved five rule changes for next season,

including big officiating tweaks.

As Cherry Blossom's peak in Newark's branch broke Park next week, outshining even

DCs, Jets Nation stays locked in on this high stakes rebuild.

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I'm Corey with the story.