Nonetheless, Glenn will in all likelihood land a job during this cycle, while his Lions welcome the Washington Commanders to Detroit for a divisional-round matchup on Saturday. Ki

The New York Post reports it’s the Jets, not the Saints, who are at the top of Aaron Glenn’s wish-list. Could he return to the team that drafted him?

“I’m a coach ,” Glenn said. “I just happen to be on defense. I understand the offense just as well as a number of people. If you want to hire me, you’re going to hire a coach. You’re not gonna hire a defensive coach. I’m gonna talk to the offense just as much as I’m gonna talk to the defense.”

Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn has put together one of the most consistent units in football over the last few seasons. With the Lions' recent success coupled with the defensive prowess that Glenn's units have exhibited,

As the Jets’ search for a new head coach slowly unfolds, links between Glenn and New York continue to strengthen. A separate report on Tuesday indicated that Glenn had a “strong interview” with the Jets during his first conversation in New York. The latest from ESPN added to that.

During a media availability, Aaron Glenn broke his silence on why he really turned down the Patriots' interview request.

Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn is unquestionably in high demand for the available head coaching positions throughout the NFL.

Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn had a simple response when asked why he turned down a request to interview with the New England Patriots. “I’ve never felt anything against that organization,

Aaron Glenn's first interview with the New York Jets regarding the team's vacant head coach position reportedly went well. According to NFL Network's Tom Pelissero, Glenn is one of the "hottest candidates" during the current hiring cycle.