The New York Jets have a new leader in town, as the team hired first-time head coach Aaron Glenn this offseason. Glenn comes to the Jets after a four-year stint as the defensive coordinator of the Detroit Lions.

After signing quarterback Justin Fields to a two-year, $40 million contract, the Jets will likely lean more into their ground game under Engstrand, which is an area he has done in the past. Last year, the Jets finished 24th in offense (310.3) and 25th in points per game (19.9).

Dan Campbell knows how to turn around a fledgling franchise, and he believes his former DC Aaron Glenn can do it with the Jets.