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As a first-time head coach, questions have been raised regarding Glenn's lack of experience in the role. However, Rogers expressed confidence in Glenn's ability to lead, citing his extensive background as a player and assistant coach. He noted that while previous failures exist, Glenn's exposure to high-level coaching in stable environments, like New Orleans and Detroit, provides a valuable asset.
Critics have compared Glenn’s hiring to Robert Saleh's and expressed concern over repeating past mistakes; however, Hughes maintained that Glenn's connection and familiarity with New York would set him apart, should he successfully build a robust coaching staff.