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Rich Semini
Palm Beach, Florida – Two years after Aaron Rodgers’ claim created by Aaron Rodgers, New York Jets is making a joint attempt to reject the current volume that future celebrations are no longer.
“It’s designed,” first year’s first year’s first year’s coach Aaron Glen said at an annual meeting on Monday morning. “Listen, I am a great believer just by quietly and allowing things to play in the way they need to play.
The words had a strange voice that came from a Jets official, taking into account this season’s desire for the movements outside the Splash season, which led to high expectations, but Glen tries to rebuild the culture in an old and silent school manner.
To that end, Jets has achieved only one of the headlines — Quarterback Justin Fields, who had no preliminary press conference. Overall, they have made 14, most of whom are uncertain players who have signed low contracts. They have moved away from the borders of the media.
“This doesn’t have to be a big hopla than we’re doing,” Glen said. “We just want to go to work and be coaches of these players and try to create an atmosphere for players who are completely different from what they may be used to.
Of course, the decision to release Rodgers changed the narrative of the Jets. The polarization quarterback in two seasons in New York, attracted an unprecedented media coverage, part of the weekly appearance of the week Mcafee Show.
The Jets noticed attention by receiving money as a superboil candidate. The results were disappointed in a bitter way, because until the eighth and ninth of them fell in the losing seasons of defeat.
For their first significant decision, Glenn and CEO Darren Mogh first announced last month their intention to release Rodgers. Glenn never gave a specific reason to separate the roads from the MVP four times. On Monday, he claimed he had nothing to do with Rodgers’s greatest character in life.
“I don’t care about what everyone is like,” Glen said. “I know what I want to do, so it doesn’t matter to me. It doesn’t matter.
Those who know Glenn, Parsel’s disciples, say he wants to create a culture based on a team-directed path, not one who treats one supersor. His philosophy shone when he was asked about Fields. In response to a question, what attracted him to Fields, the first thing Glen said was “a quiet trust.
Hello, quietly silence Jati — or hopefully they hope.
“I want to move quietly, man, and just go to work to go win some games,” Glen said. “You won’t win anyway outside the season. I mean, I know everyone has these grades on the scores of the Free Agency and the score on the scores. When you come back and look at them, they really don’t mean bad.
Glenn said he would not mention the ranks and superbouts at this stage of the process. Jets, who has sank in the 14-year-old drought, doesn’t have to be concerned about major expectations in
Fans may remember that former coach Robert Salih, who spoke at last year’s owners’ meetings, expressed his willingness to silence the voice. That didn’t last long. A few weeks later, Rodgers sparked a fire storm by crossing a mine camp for rest in Egypt.