The New York Jets hired head coach Aaron Glenn in large part because they believed in his ability to turn around a losing culture. Glenn was a part of the Lions' organizational overhaul in Detroit and saw firsthand what Bill Parcells was able to do for the Jets' institutional culture as a player decades ago.
But if one thing has become clear through the first five weeks of the 2025 season, it's that Glenn's arrival hasn't "changed the culture," so to speak, as quickly as anyone would have hoped.
This Jets team can still be characterized by the same shortcomings that defined previous iterations.