It's a new era with the New York Jets and things have gotten off to a hot start. Aaron Glenn took over as the team's head coach this offseason and made it clear early on that one of his biggest goals is changing the culture in the organization.

But three months later — after the second OTA practice in the third phase of voluntary offseason workouts — Williams has a different outlook.

Quinnen Williams was not happy when the Jets released Aaron Rodgers, and the Jets weren't happy when the defensive tackle tweeted his displeasure.

Glenn took that Fields compliment to another level, seemingly taking a shot at Aaron Rodgers without mentioning him by name.

New York Jets star defensive tackle Quinnen Williams acknowledges that he made a mistake by letting frustration get the better of him after the team released Aaron Rodgers earlier this offseason.

Aaron Glenn may have a defensive background as a player and a coach, but he's made it clear that his attention will expand to all three phases in his role as Jets head coach. Glenn, in his first year as HC, has stressed the importance of special teams in his first four months at One Jets Drive.

After making major changes on the field and in the coaching room, Louis Riddick believes Aaron Glenn should "seriously" improve the Jets.

New York Jets defensive tackle Quinnen Williams sought to clear up a social media post he made in the wake of the team’s decision to move on from QB Aaron Rodgers.

New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn seemingly took a shot at the previous regime with his comments about roster construction.

Aaron Glenn believes Justin Fields is the ideal quarterback to lead the New York Jets into the 2025 NFL season.

There will be tinkering throughout the spring and summer, but we have a general idea of what the 2025 Jets will look like.

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