Aaron Glenn has revealed that there are conversations about the future of Quarterback Aaron Rodgers, now that he starts as head coach of the New York Jets.
On Monday, Glenn and the new general manager Darren Mougey spoke for the first time since they came to New York in recent days.
The jets again had a miserable season with Rodgers such as Quarterback. The first season of the 41-year-old was ended by an injury after four breaks. Last season the jets ended 5-12.
Rodgers has plagued the possibility of retiring – and to play elsewhere – and Glenn spoke to his quarterback on Monday.
“There will be talk about Aaron Rodgers. We have sent our communication with Aaron Rodgers an SMS and (there will be decisions) while we will continue to look at the selection, “he said.
'We sit down and talk and put together the entire selection … We are looking forward to that process. I can't tell you how long that process will take … (but) we will get the correct answer. “
Aaron Glenn has revealed that no decision has yet been made about the future of Aaron Rodgers
Glenn and the new general manager of Jets, Darren Mougey, were unveiled to the media on Monday
Before Glenn entered the stage of 1 Jets DR, the first message of this new era was told by the playlist that Schetterted by the speakers of the auditorium.
'Sweet Child O' Mine 'was followed by' Whatever It Takes' and 'Brighter Day' and 'Anything is possible' and then of course Taylor Swift.
'Welcome to New York' sounded minutes before the owner Woody Johnson led both Glenn and Mougey on stage.
The jets had reduced thirty candidates to these two, with Johnson claimed that New York was “blessed to have these two gentlemen here.”
Their task is simple: putting an end to the longest active play-off-drying among the four major sports competitions in America. It extended to 14 seasons after another miserable campaign that ended with the Jets 5-12.
De Jets announced the arrival of Glenn last week, so he 'came home' more than thirty years after he first came to the jets as a player.
Jets owner Woody Johnson leads Mougey and Glenn to the stage of Jets Drive 1
Rodgers was one of the most important topics when the work for the new Jets-Front Office started
Glenn, who joked that he 'wears glasses now', gave a passionate speech on day one
The 52-year-old spent eight seasons as a cornerback for the jets and later worked as a scout for the organization.
After hung up his shoes, Glenn Coach for the browns and the Saints before he took over the function of defensive coordinator of the Detroit Lions.
He now takes over the task from Jeff Ulbrich, who became an interim head coach after the resignation of Robert Saleh halfway through last season.
Glenn will collaborate with Mougey, who has been appointed as general manager. Mougey previously worked as an assistant GM for the Denver Broncos.
