Jets' Glenn: Pieces Clicking, Wins Coming

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Aaron Glenn showed up to a second league owner's meeting, looking way more relaxed than last year,

flashing smiles and chuckles as the Jets head coach. Heads into year two.

Fresh off-free agency, he's owning the progress on roster tweaks and draft prep,

even with that 15-year playoff drought hanging over the team.

Earlier this week, Glenn and GM Darren Muggie broke down their moves,

starting with bringing back Geno Smith as the starting quarterback.

They see him as the perfect bridge guy right now, minimal cost, accurate arm,

and ready to run Frank Reich's new offense, despite his rough spots last.

Season in Las Vegas, fans roasted the reunion since Smith flamed out here a decade ago,

but the Jets' brass believes his 2022 MVP caliber play with. Seattle proves he's got the

good to lead. They admit the Justin Fields experiment, bombed partly on their watch,

teaching Glenn to better match players to schemes. Looking ahead, their iron quarterback prospects

in the draft for due diligence, but won't force an early pick while staying flexible at number two.

Overall, Arville Reese tops the list for his traits, though trades are always on the table.

Breeze Hall's franchise tag keeps him locked and tight-in Mason Taylor set for a breakout with

better QB play. Glenn's vibe says it all, the pieces are clicking into place,

and they're locked in on turning this direction into wins come fall.