Aaron Glenn reveals Justin Fields' job security as Jets starting quarterback originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. After yesterday's 13-11 defeat to the Denver Broncos, there are many questions surrounding the New York Jets.

One coach has already been fired, as the Tennessee Titans relieved Brian Callahan of his duties Monday. Callahan was 4-19 in 23 games as the Titans coach, a paltry .174 win percentage as he didn't get to finish his second season in the NFL. This shows how tough of a business this is.

New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn told reporters on Monday that he reached out to his mentor, legendary former head coach Bill Parcells, after his team's brutal 0-6 start to the season.

On Sunday, October 12th, before most Americans had woken up, the winless New York Jets kicked off the Week 6 slate with a contest against the Denver Broncos in London. It was just the latest of several NFL games played in Europe, which have been a rousing success. Despite the sloppy play, the games have been close and competitive.

On Monday, ESPN New York host Rick DiPietro, a former NHL goaltender for the Islanders, sounded the alarm on Glenn in his morning show alongside Dave Rothenberg.

Jets briefly led 11-10 in the third quarter before Denver's late field goal sealed their sixth consecutive loss of the 2025 season.

Leger Douzable, Charles Davis and Ran Carthon join Brandon Baylor and Zach Aldridge on CBS Sports HQ Morning Buzz as Leger reacts to Jets awful showing highlighted by letting the clock run out at the end of the first half despite a chance to get into field goal range.

Wide receiver Garrett Wilson was furious, as he beelined off the field and directly toward Aaron Glenn, trying to understand why his coach had just let most of the final minute of clock run out on the first half after the Jets picked up a first down near midfield with a fake punt.