Aaron Glenn’s fixes stopped Jets spiral — now they have shot at unthinkable

We’ve been quick to criticize Aaron Glenn for his missteps, whether it be related to clock management, strategy or deployment of personnel. 

In the wake of Sunday’s 17-12 win over the Browns that effectively saved the Jets season for the moment and made Sunday’s game against the Patriots in Foxborough, Mass., much more interesting, this is a time to praise the Jets’ second-year head coach. 

Glenn and his Jets were on the cusp of crisis when they left Chicago after being completely dominated by the Bears in Week 3. 

They were 1-3 and there were many things to fix entering the game against the 3-1 Browns. And, in their win over Cleveland, it was well apparent that Glenn and his staff fixed the key issues.