New York Jets coach Aaron Glenn got into an animated argument with officials over what he saw as a pair of missed calls during Sunday’s game against the Cleveland Browns.
Glenn was furious that Browns pass rusher Jared Verse was not flagged for roughing the passer when Verse hit Geno Smith late and high during the first half of Sunday’s game at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. He was even more furious that the Browns were not called for interfering with a fair catch later on.
CBS cameras caught Glenn in discussion with Bill Vinovich and his crew, and the coach was about as animated as can be.
Jets head coach Aaron Glenn in a HEATED conversation with the officials 😳 https://t.co/zw82leRFXc
— NFL on CBS 🏈 (@NFLonCBS) October 11, 2026
Based on the replay, Glenn seemingly had reason to be angry. That is particularly true of the roughing the passer non-call, as there have been plenty of other hits much less blatant than that one flagged this season.
Glenn has become one of the more interesting coaches to watch on the sidelines thanks to his memorable antics. Some people, however, are growing a bit frustrated with him as he carries a 4-17 overall record into Week 5.
