Aaron Glenn Gives Cryptic Words on Jets QB Situation After Win
Who the New York Jets’ starting quarterback will be coming off the bye week remains a mystery.

Head coach Aaron Glenn punted when asked if Justin Fields will remain QB1 for the Week 10 Cleveland Browns game.
“Well, Coz [Brian Costello of the New York Post], I think you know what my answer is going to be on that. This is the bye week, and we are going to focus on us. Listen, I have time to make that decision. That is one of the good things [about] the bye week,” Glenn responded with a smile and a laugh.
“But seriously, this really gives us a chance to hone in on the good, bad, and the ugly and try to get those things worked out. We know we have a ways to go,” Glenn added.
Insiders Respond to Glenn’s Comments on Jets QB Situation
Brian Costello, who asked Coach Glenn the question at the presser, described him as, “A very happy Aaron Glenn this morning after a win. He had good things to say about offense, defense, and ST [special teams]. Would not commit to Justin Fields against the Browns in two weeks.”
A very happy Aaron Glenn this morning after a win. He had good things to say about offense, defense and ST. Would not commit to Justin Fields against the Browns in two weeks. On the trade deadline, he said Jets will listen when teams call but that does not mean they will act.
ESPN’s Rich Cimini posted on social media that, “Aaron Glenn was very pleased with the way Justin Fields managed yesterday’s game, but he declined to commit to Fields as his starter. So Fields, despite playing one of the best games of his career, remains in limbo (at least publicly). How could Glenn not ride with Fields? Glenn [is] probably just playing games again.”
Aaron Glenn was very pleased with the way Justin Fields managed yesterday’s game, but he declined to commit to Fields as his starter. Glenn: “Listen, I have time to make that decision.” (Bye week)
So Fields, despite playing one of the best games of his career, remains in limbo
Glenn Is Staying Consistent With His QB Gamesmanship Strategy
Ahead of Week 8, Coach Glenn refused to reveal his quarterback plan to the media. He believed that the Jets gained a tactical advantage with the Bengals being left in the wind on the decision.
The strategy worked. The Jets won their first game of the season. Now, how much of the victory was because Cincinnati had to split time during the week to prepare for Fields and Tyrod Taylor? We will never know the answer to that question, but if it was even a 1% difference, then it was worth it for Coach Glenn.
After the Jets-Bengals game, Coach Glenn revealed that there was a quarterback competition between Fields and Taylor in the buildup to the game. However, Taylor wasn’t healthy enough to suit up, which forced Coach Glenn’s hand.
ESPN’s Rich Cimini reported last week that Coach Glenn was leaning toward starting Taylor.
It Really Feels Like Fields Has Earned His Gig Back
This feels like Coach Glenn is just playing the game, and there is nothing wrong with that. However, after Fields’ performance versus the Bengals, he has more than earned his job back if he was ever going to lose it in the first place.
Fields played with a newfound confidence, throwing for 244 passing yards, completing 66% of his passes, and throwing a touchdown pass with no turnovers.
This offseason, the Jets selected Fields as the chosen one. They built the team around him. Immediately crowned him the QB1 of the team. It would be surprising if they decided to go away from him especially coming off one of the best games of his career.
Cam Skattebo Vows to Come Back Stronger: 'This Setback Will Only Fuel My Determination'

In the face of adversity, some athletes rise above, using setbacks as stepping stones toward greatness. Cam Skattebo, the New York Giants rookie running back, is showing just how resilient he is after suffering a devastating ankle injury that has sidelined him for the remainder of the 2025 season. While the injury was a heartbreaking moment for the young star, Skattebo's response has been nothing short of inspirational.
Skattebo's determination is evident in his statement: "They think this injury is going to slow me down? If anything, it’s only going to fuel my determination. I’ve faced adversity before and come out stronger on the other side. This setback isn’t a roadblock, it’s a stepping stone."

In a sport as physically demanding as football, injuries are inevitable, but how an athlete responds to them can define their career. For Skattebo, this injury is a brief pause in what he believes will be a long and prosperous journey. His vision is clear: when he returns to the field, it will be with a level of strength and focus that far exceeds what was seen before.
Skattebo's resolve is made even more powerful when considering the impact he had in his rookie season with the Giants. In just seven games, he amassed 410 rushing yards, 207 receiving yards, and scored seven total touchdowns. His performance was particularly impressive considering he began the season with only four touches in Week 1. By the time the injury struck, Skattebo had firmly established himself as a vital piece of the Giants’ offense.
But his journey is far from over. Skattebo's mindset is one of constant growth. "I’m not just coming back; I’m coming back better." This statement speaks volumes about his dedication to not just recover, but to come back stronger than ever before. His commitment to improving his game, no matter the obstacles, will inspire countless fans and teammates alike.
As Skattebo focuses on his recovery, his story serves as a reminder that setbacks are only temporary. With the right mindset, every challenge becomes an opportunity. Skattebo has already shown his potential, and once he returns, there’s little doubt that he’ll have a game-changing impact on the Giants and the league as a whole.
Fans and teammates are eagerly awaiting his return, and with his drive and passion, it seems that Skattebo will come back better, stronger, and more focused than ever before.