FLORHAM PARK, N.J. – Aaron Glenn had trouble sleeping the night before running his first training camp practice as an NFL head coach. He got up around 3:30 a.m. and never went back to bed.

Listen, we’re ripping pages out of some [past] situations that we want to get better at,” Glenn said in June. “We want to create our own narrative. We want to write our own book.” The Jets arrive at training camp Tuesday having missed the playoffs in 14 straight seasons,

Aaron Glenn woke up at 3:30 on the morning of his first training camp practice as the New York Jets ' head coach and couldn't fall back asleep. A text message sent from his wife an hour earlier had a familiar message: “Just be A.

This summer the first-time head coach will use some of the lessons he learned as a Jet, playing under Bill Parcells.

On a picturesque summer morning in Florham Park on Wednesday, the Jets and first-year head coach Aaron Glenn got training camp underway with a 90-minute workout. While a Super Bowl victory is each NFL team's ultimate goal, Glenn wants his team to focus on the moment at hand.