Aaron Glenn began filling out his coaching staff Wednesday with three hires, including defensive coordinator Steve Wilks, and special teams coordinator Chris Banjo. And there’s a chance he could fill his final coordinator job,

Aaron Glenn told everyone to put their seatbelts on during his press conference. Now, we are beginning to find out who is driving the Jets bus with him.

New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn has moved quickly to find some of the best available staff to join his team. While not every position has been hired, he has gotten some pretty big fish overall through the first week on the job - including one former head coach.

Detroit still has their defensive coordinator, Aaron Glenn, under contract. However, Glenn is considered a finalist for several head coaching jobs, and Lions coach Dan Campbell has said he expects to lose both coordinators this offseason.

After interviewing 16 different people for the team’s head coaching vacancy, the New York Jets look like they have made their hire.

The first assistant coach has been hired for the New York Jets under head coach Aaron Glenn. It wasn't the defensive coordinator position or the offensive play-caller role. Each is being closely watched around the league at this point.

His arrival was met with plenty of excitement because of his prior connections with the Jets as a player. Now his first day in New York is in the books with his introductory press conference that went down on Monday.

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