Ex-Packers QB mocks Aaron Glenn for rejecting Aaron Rodgers after Jets' abysmal performance on MNF vs. Dolphins

Should Aaron Glenn have kept Aaron Rodgers?
Should Aaron Glenn have kept Aaron Rodgers?

The New York Jets underwent a regime change in the 2025 offseason, bringing in a new head coach and general manager and revamping the roster. Four games in, however, it has shockingly not worked out at all.

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On Monday, they lost three fumbles en route to a 21-27 loss at the similarly deteriorating divisional rival Miami Dolphins. After the game, former Green Bay Packers quarterback Kurt Benkert ripped head coach Aaron Glenn for dumping his former teammate for Justin Fields, who has yet to start a playoff game and somehow performing even worse than Robert Saleh:

"Aaron Glenn told Aaron Rodgers he wasn’t good enough for this Jets team 🤣🤣🤣", Benkert wrote
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For context, Rodgers blasted Glenn for “disrespecting” him with a mere reveal of his release from the Jets when he flew into East Rutherford on the Pat McAfee Show in April. Glenn, meanwhile, largely distanced himself from the issue.

Fields did score two touchdowns - one rushing and one passing to Garrett Wilson, but he also ate a costly fourth-down sack that led to the second of said fumbles.

Running back Braelon Allen also lost possession when Jack Jones and Minkah Fizpatrick conspired to strip him of the ball as he was charging to the endzone, and Isaiah Williams also botched the opening kickoff of the second half. All but one of those plays were punished by touchdowns

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Another stat that hobbled the Jers, especially on offense, was 101 yards lost to 13 penalties.


Jets HC Aaron Glenn reacts to loss at Dolphins

After the Jets’ loss, Aaron Glenn took to the stand to share his thoughts. He could not help but hide his disappointment at what transpired and vowed to make it right in the next game:

“There’s no way you can win any game with thirteen penalties and three turnovers. It just can’t happen. What we have to do is go back to work. That’s the only way we can fix them: take a look at these penalties, these turnovers. …I’m not losing hope in our guys at all.”
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He shared his thoughts at Justin Fields’ performance in his return from injury:

“I thought he did some really good things. I mean, obviously he was running around out there and made some plays with his feet. Towards the end of that game, he was dealing the ball pretty well.”

The team’s next game will be against the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday. Kickoff is at 1 pm ET on Fox.

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