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The Jets question that comes with Aaron Glenn’s deja vu

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Cannizzaro, M. (2026, September 29). The Jets question that comes with Aaron Glenn’s deja vu. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/29/sports/the-jets-question-that-comes-with-aaron-glenns-deja-vu/

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New York Post · collected 2026-09-29 · by Mark Cannizzaro

Quick Summary

Aaron Glenn expressed a sense of déjà vu after the Jets lost to the Detroit Lions on Sunday, referencing his past experiences as a defensive coach and player for the Lions. Glenn and Dan Campbell, who is both his friend and mentor and currently the head coach of the Lions, shared an emotional embrace post-game, discussing their history together in rebuilding the Lions from a struggling team into division title contenders.
Written by AI on 2026-10-02, from this article's own text only (the story summary below draws on all the coverage).

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Based on the articles provided, here's a summary of key takeaways from the NFL Week 3 game between the New York Jets and the Detroit Lions:

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Overall, while the loss is disappointing, it showcases promising growth and highlights specific areas where the Jets can make adjustments to turn narrow losses into victories.

Written for “Jets vs Lions Loss Analysis” on 2026-11-02, grounded in this article and the 14 other(s) covering the same event.

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“The articles discuss different time periods and contexts related to Aaron Glenn's career, rather than describing the exact same incident.”
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“While both articles mention Aaron Glenn coaching the Jets against Dan Campbell's Lions, Article A describes their history and upcoming game while Article B discusses a previous loss by the Jets to the Lions.”
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“The articles discuss different points in time related to the Jets' defense, one looking forward to a game against the Lions and the other reflecting on a recent loss to them.”
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Mark Cannizzaro
35 article(s) here · 0 carrying a prediction
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🔮 “Maybe we should have called our timeouts to get it back.
🔮 Jets offensive coordinator Frank Reich said during the week that Glenn, when Wilson is being ignored in the offensive flow, will often tell him over the headset to get him involved.
🔮 The first was, while trailing 34-24 and driving into New Orleans territory with the ball, why the Giants didn’t kick a field goal with about three minutes remaining, to quickly cut the deficit to one score. Access the Giants like never before Get texts from Paul Schwartz with all the latest Giants news and insights, exclusive to Sports+ subscribers. tRY IT NOWThey moved the ball to the New Orleans 27-yard line with 2:56 remaining with two timeouts still to use, but opted to continue to play for the touchdown. Right tackle Marcus Mbow was then called for a false start, and then quarterback J.J. McCarthy took a sack for an 8-yard loss. The Giants then ran two more plays before settling for a Dominic Zvada 41-yard field goal to cut the lead to 34-27 with 2:04 remaining. Giants head coach John Harbaugh defended his actions, saying, “We went for the field goal as fast as we could, as soon as we could with a reasonable chance to make it.” Harbaugh then said he wanted to get a touchdown there, to cut the deficit to three points.
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🔮 SIGN UP NOWWinston, a very religious man who sounds like he’s preaching when he’s speaking, very well might turn out to be the Giants’ savior in 2026.
🔮 Quincy Williams made good on his fair warning to the Jets before Sunday’s game at MetLife Stadium.
🔮 They could not afford to lose to the Browns Sunday at MetLife Stadium. A four-game losing streak, a 1-4 record and another Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s of irrelevance stared them in the face.
🔮 “We have a ton of games left,” Jets head coach Aaron Glenn said on Wednesday, “and he will make impact plays.
🔮 Bears quarterback Tyson Bagent, who started in place of the injured Caleb Williams, was 25-for-34 passing for 268 yards.
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Topics

Detroit Jets Lions Sports+

Subjects

Jets ORG · 3× Lions ORG · 3× Glenn PERSON · 2× Aaron Glenn PERSON · 1× Brian Costello PERSON · 1× Campbell PERSON · 1× Dan Campbell PERSON · 1× Detroit GPE · 1× Sports+ ORG · 1×

Narrative

That’s what Aaron Glenn said he felt when his Jets lost a tight game to the Lions on Sunday in Detroit, the place he coached defense for four years and played a big part in resurrecting a downtrodden franchise.
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2026-09-29 · New York Post
The Jets question that comes with Aaron Glenn’s deja vu · assertive framing

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That’s what Aaron Glenn said he felt when his Jets lost a tight game to the Lions on Sunday in Detroit, the place he coached defense for four years and played a big part in resurrecting a downtrodden franchise. asserted
he → ’ → franchise
Take flight with the Jets Text with Brian Costello all season as he brings Sports+ subscribers the latest Jets intel from on the field and off. asserted
he → take → field
SIGN UP NOWDéjà vu is what Glenn and Dan Campbell, his friend and mentor and the Lions head coach, spoke about while they exchanged a long embrace on the field after the game. asserted
they → sign → game
Glenn has been there and done that before with Campbell as they built the Lions from division doormats to division title winners. asserted
they → do → winners
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