Friday edition of PFT Live, Gary, our producer, was either riveted by our segment one

conversations or he fell asleep.

Either way, he let us go more than an hour, which means it is time to shift this thing into

hyperdrive.

We start in New York.

The Jets play the Dolphins in Miami on Monday night. Last Sunday, they were in

Tampa Bay. And after the blocked field goal that became a touchdown that gave the Jets a lead

that didn't last, Aaron Glenn was on the sideline dancing. And it was funny was it was it was very well done it was very

impressive and it was just one of those moments of jubilation that we love to see in any sport

here's erin glen from earlier in the week as we'd let you see this before we hear from erin glen

and the camera it was weird the camera cut to Tyrod Taylor, which during the play, I think

that's a no-no as broadcast goes, but I'm no expert there. There's Aaron Glenn with his sideline

dance. Here's Aaron Glenn talking about his celebration that went viral.

I'm going to do your kids show you the videos of you dancing after?

Do you know what they did?

Here's what I do know.

And that's why I'm going to always be me.

And listen, these guys need someone that's going to show they believe in them.

And it's going to show they're proud of when they make plays. And I'll tell you what, I thought if I probably didn't do that, my wife and kids would say, man, what's happening, you know, what's going on with you? And I'm glad that I'm going to never be fake. I'm always being me. Some people like, some people don't. It doesn't matter. You know, but I'm glad that, you know, people could see me, my authentic self, no matter what.

And I don't know what it means to because someone said, well, do a head coach person act like that?

How does a head coach supposed to act?

You know, I don't know, but it was good.

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