Glenn credited his past with the Jets as a huge reason why it was his No. 1 choice of where to coach despite other head coaching interviews he had around the NFL this offseason. Glenn not only started his playing career in New York as a first-round pick in 1994, his first front-office gig was with the Jets as a scout.

Defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn is set for a second interview with the New York Jets Tuesday and if all goes well, which is likely will, Glenn will be the next head coach for Gang Green. A monumental day: Top target Aaron Glenn visits the #Jets & the goal is to keep him from leaving the building, sources say.

The Jets, of course, remain without a general manager, which may complicate things if team owner Woody Johnson wants to hire him.