Jets Coach Reveals 'Most Important Thing' About Offseason

Aaron Glenn is under no illusions about what he sees his first offseason as New York Jets head coach looking like.

With the franchise coming off a disastrous two years with Aaron Rodgers, the cleanup isn't a quick fix. A host of free agent signings won't undo the mess created; it has to be stripped back to its bare bones, and that is what Glenn intends to do.

Starting in his first offseason as a head coach, Glenn has placed a big emphasis on culture for his new team, and it all begins with one small step.

Creating a "winning" culture can be one of the hardest things to do in professional sports, and with the Jets' offseason program getting underway, Glenn knows how he wants the franchise to think.

"Understand what Phase One [of the offseason program] is really about," Glenn said via the New York Post. "We're trying to get bigger, faster, stronger, more explosive. That's the only thing I want the players worrying about at that point. We have a lot of time for scheme. We have a lot of time to talk about Super Bowls and playoffs, but right now building a culture and building an environment in that building is the most important thing right now to me."