Aaron Glenn's first training camp at the helm of the Jets provided revealing moments for a coach looking to leave his stamp on a struggling franchise.

Aaron Glenn was unhappy with the New York Jets’ performance in their preseason loss to the Giants last Saturday night and insisted his squad would get things cleaned up in a hurry. So, Glenn got his players together the next day for their walkthrough practice — but added a unique twist.

Aaron Glenn spent eight years as a defensive back with the Jets. He knows, as well as anyone, the realities of pro sports in the New York market. That's what makes his recent comments regarding outside noise so confusing.

The Jets decided that they needed additional muscle and experience at defensive tackle. Now making a deal with the Vikings.

Identifying three wide receivers the New York Jets could consider trading for amidst rumors that the team is looking to acquire a pass catcher.

Add the New York Jets and San Francisco 49ers to the list of NFL teams scrambling to trade for a wide receiver before the final roster cut-down.

The New York Jets held a practice on Sunday without media or assistant coaches present the day after suffering a 31-12 loss to the New York Giants in their second preseason game. The only people in attendance for the practice were players and first-year coach Aaron Glenn.

Aaron Glenn is trying to change the Jets' trajectory in his first year as the team's head coach and his approach to preparing for the regular season made room for an unusual practice last Sunday.

First-year New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn has stressed "physicality" and "accountability" during training camp after former head coach Robert Saleh went 20-36 during his Jets tenure. The latest example of how things are different under Glenn occurred when the club held what Antwan Staley of the New York Daily News referred to as a "secret players-only practice" less than 24 hours after Gang Green suffered a 31-12 preseason loss to the New York Giants this past Saturday.

NATO aircraft scrambled from Romania following a large-scale Russian attack on across Ukraine overnight, including in the Odesa region near Danube River border with allied nation.

Officials in Romania announced Wednesday that NATO deployed two German fighter jets in its airspace in response to a Russian drone attack on Ukraine.

T wo German fighter jets were scrambled to the Romanian-Ukrainian border on Tuesday night in response to a Russian drone attack in the frontier region, Romania's Defense Ministry said in a statement.