Aaron Glenn’s decision about Aaron Rodgers will go against each fiber of his being

There is a new Aaron in Gotham City, and is not here to disseminate the drama of the soap opera of the General Hospital that surrounds the Field Marshal of the franchise.

Former defensive coordinator of the Detroit Lions and New York Jets Draft Aaron Glenn selection is now in charge of Gang Green. His first task is to determine if the QB of its franchise is totally committed to the franchise. Glenn even said it himself.

Here is the problem. Rodgers likes to prolong the conversation. It feeds on the drama. See what happened in Green Bay. The former most valuable player of the Super Bowl has been known for making the season his own personal television program and for a long time, the Green Bay Packers have humiliated and worshiped the soap opera until they finally decided to separate.

The prolonged decision -making of Rodgers every low season, whether cryptic publications on social networks, retreats in the dark or keep teams as hostages with speculation about retirement, creates unnecessary distractions. At this point, jets cannot afford to deal with that. It affects not only the team in the field but also the strategies for creating templates and game planning.

Glenn comes from the Lions, who have earned a reputation as a sensible and hard team under the command of Dan Campbell, and Rodgers’ constant dramas in the low season contrast markedly with that mentality.

The ball is now in the hands of Aaron Glenn. He is now in charge and has a field marshal with great talent, but with a huge ego that nourishes the headlines. Will it work at the end or the Jets will succumb once again to the ineptitude that has been persecuted to its franchise for decades? Only time will say it and we will be waiting for news about whether Rodgers will return next season or not.