Aaron Glenn: We don’t need hoopla off -season, we want to move in silence

The last two seasons for the jets have been noisy, because the presence of Aaron Rodgers has led to many discussions on the playoffs and the success on the field which has not managed to materialize.

One of the by-products of this sub-performance was a change in the head coaches and Aaron Glenn was clear on Monday that he was not looking for a return to the kind of atmosphere that existed around the team before his arrival. Glenn said that there should be a big hoopla “on what the team does during the offseason and that he would like things to remain silent in the coming months.

“We are just going to take care of our business and train these players and try to create an atmosphere for players It’s totally different That they were probably used to, “said Glenn, via the team’s website.” And that’s something I want to create in general. What type of players we bring in the building and the construction environment for the most part, but we want to move to Silence Man and take care of our belongings and win games. You don’t gain off the off -season anyway. I know that everyone has these notes in free agency, they have project notes and when you go back and look at them – it doesn’t really mean shit. The only thing that makes a difference is what you do during the season. »»

The offseason titles have not resulted in success in season for jets for many years. Glenn’s approach may not be better, but a new sheriff means a new way of doing business in New Jersey.