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Aaron Glenn’s defense has quietly become one of the NFL’s best through five games. Now, a remarkable statistical achievement puts the Jets in rare company.
The New York Jets defense under head coach Aaron Glenn has achieved a rare historical milestone through the first five games of the 2026 season. New York became the first NFL team since the 1999 Tampa Bay Buccaneers to hold opponents under 200 total yards in at least three of their first five games, accomplishing the feat against the Titans, Packers, and Browns.
A to Z Sports highlights that the Jets rank fourth in total yards allowed and passing yards allowed, although their offense continues to struggle with scoring consistency. The article notes that Glenn's defense faces a significant test in Week 6 against Drake Maye and the divisional rival New England Patriots.
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