We will keep you posted upon what the Jets are trying to do right now.

Because right now, in Florham Park, New Jersey, they have a hostage situation.

Because the people are, I mean, am I wrong here?

No, they better.

That's more aptly put.

They better have a hostage situation.

They are currently interviewing Aaron Glenn.

Aaron Glenn was a tremendous player for the New York Jets.

Of course, he's been the defensive coordinator for the Detroit Lions.

And the plan, according to Ian Rappaport, who we trust,

is that they are not going to let Aaron Glenn leave the building.

Now, I want to make this very clear as a Jet fan, because I understand, I understand the building. Now, I want to make this very clear as a Jet fan because I understand,

I understand the sentiment of being scared, of being afraid, or being dead set against

hiring a first-time head coach with a defensive background. Okay. I've made this point to you a lot,

Tiki, whether it was Robert Sala, whether it was Rex Ryan, whether it was Todd Bowles, whether it was Herm Edwards.

We could even include Al Groh in this.

This has been the Jet Formula for multiple decades, and it's basically failed at every turn.

But I'll tell you why.

And maybe this is me trying to be optimistic on January 21st.

I don't know.

I'll tell you why Aaron

Glenn feels different. Go ahead. And I think this will appeal to you, Tick, because he played the

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