Aaron Glenn Is More Than Defensive Coach, Wants to Leave Impact
Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn is unquestionably in high demand for the available head coaching positions throughout the NFL.
Aaron Glenn: If you hire me, you’re getting a head coach not a defensive coach
“I’m a coach ,” Glenn said. “I just happen to be on defense. I understand the offense just as well as a number of people. If you want to hire me, you’re going to hire a coach. You’re not gonna hire a defensive coach. I’m gonna talk to the offense just as much as I’m gonna talk to the defense.”
Report: Aaron Glenn eyeing 1 specific head coach job
Aaron Glenn is viewed as one of the better head coach candidates available, and it sounds like the Detroit Lions defensive coordinator has a specific job
Former Cowboys staffer says Aaron Glenn has ‘good shot’ as coaching job
Aaron Glenn could be exactly what the Dallas Cowboys need according to analyst, and former scout, Bryan Broaddus.
Ben Johnson and Aaron Glenn: Who will make a better NFL head coach?
Offensive coordinator Ben Johnson could have left Detroit after last season’s success but chose to stay to build on what’s been an impressive campaign under Dan Campbell. This season, he’s once again at the top of the list for several NFL teams looking for a fresh start.
Aaron Glenn Reportedly Has A Preferred Head Coaching Position
Among the top head coaching candidates available (now that Mike Vrabel is in New England) is Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn. But with seemingly every NFL team with a vacancy eyeing him for their job,
Aaron Glenn Still the Betting Favorite For Being Next New Orleans Saints Head Coach
BetOnline.Ag put out their updated betting odds for the next Saints head coach and Aaron Glenn is still the favorite for the job. Here's what the field looks like. Aaron Glenn - 1/2 (-200) Joe Brady - 2/1 (+200) Kellen Moore - 13/2 (+650) Kliff Kingsbury - 7/1 (+700) Mike McCarthy - 7/1 (+700) Glenn has completed a virtual interview with the Saints,
Lions' praise shows why Aaron Glenn should be a head coach in 2025
Already on multiple teams' coaching-search radars, Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn received two ringing endorsements from Lions defenders that should make him an even more attractive candidate.
Aaron Glenn true to himself in head coaching interviews: "Either you like it or you don't."
Glenn has had head coaching interviews each of the last five offseasons, starting in 2021 with the Jets. He’s more prepared than ever for the job.
Lions' Aaron Glenn breaks silence on turning down Patriots' interview request
During a media availability, Aaron Glenn broke his silence on why he really turned down the Patriots' interview request.
Will DC Aaron Glenn Modify Lions Blitz Rate Against Commanders?
Exploring if Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn will modify blitz rate against Washington Commanders.
NFL Rumors: Lions' Aaron Glenn Ranks Jets as Top Choice Amid Saints HC Buzz
The New York Jets aren't necessarily the most coveted landing spot for prospective head coaches this offseason, but one ...
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ESPN's Adam Schefter: Aaron Glenn 'square in play' for Jets' head coach search
There has been a second strong connection made between the New York Jets and Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn ...
Jets may have inside track in Aaron Glenn pursuit
The Jets have cast a wide net in their coaching search, but one of the hottest candidates of this coaching cycle may be ...
NFL HC Rumors: Saints Expected to Make 'Strong Push for' Aaron Glenn amid Jets Buzz
Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn has emerged as one of the most popular head coaching candidates during this ...
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Glenn on discipline in coaching
Defensive Coordinator Aaron Glenn speaks to the media about being able to teach discipline to players and the upcoming matchup against the Washington Commanders.
Adam Schefter: Both Detroit Lions coordinators Aaron Glenn, Ben Johnson 'gonna get jobs'
Both Aaron Glenn and Ben Johnson are "gonna get jobs this hiring cycle," ESPN's Adam Schefter declared Tuesday.