Glenn may follow the blueprint created by his former coach Bill Parcells to reverse the fate of a franchise that has not made the playoffs since the 2010 season. The Hall of Fame head coach adopted a tough attitude – and a methodical complementary football strategy – to help the Jets reach the 1998 AFC Championship. With a talented defense for Glenn's first season at the helm, he and the front desk focused their efforts on building an offense that could win in force or ingenious ways while playing a low-risk football brand that won't fail.
Justin Fields’ arrival offers the Jets a double-threatening quarterback with big arms and the ability to create explosive games quickly. The pass attack could take a step forward with better chemistry at the perimeter, as Fields reignited his connection with former Ohio State teammate and Jets WR1 Garrett Wilson. In the ground game, as Breece Hall and Braren Allen The Jets can play the role of designated organizers and can create confusion with a variety of downhill runs and option concepts designed to bully and haunt opposing defenses. Today, in a league that rewards Smashmouth teams, New York may surprise some with its old-fashioned recipe.