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New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn has caused a stir on social media courtesy of a post from safety Jarius Monroe.
Monroe joined the Jets as an undrafted free agent last year before being waived and then re-signed to the practice squad. He was bumped up to the active roster in December and has been working under Glenn, who aims to bring a winning culture to the building after a successful stint as the defensive coordinator in Detroit.
It appears that bible study has been introduced as part of the program, with Monroe sharing a photo of a sheet from one of their sessions to his Instagram story.
Check it out in the post below:
The Jets have a Bible study? AG I love you pic.twitter.com/6oNambgjnb
— Rob (@robshannon4289) May 29, 2025
“I mean, I’m a Christian so I have no issue here, but are there men of other faiths in that locker room?” someone asked.
I mean, I’m a Christian so I have no issue here, but are there men of other faiths in that locker room?
— Shawn 2G1C (@2G1CRangers) May 30, 2025
“As long as it isn’t mandatory then that’s fire,” another remarked.
As long as it isn’t mandatory then that’s fire
— Jakku• (@xJakku_) May 30, 2025
“this is weird lmao let ppl practice whatever religion they want on their own time,” said a third.
this is weird lmao let ppl practice whatever religion they want on their own time
— MAKE OUT HILL (@HydroTentacionn) May 30, 2025
“What if a player is atheist?” asked a fourth.
What if a player is atheist?
— World Champion Ryan Quinones (@Eagles1126R) May 30, 2025
“They should learn from the mistakes of others,” a fan suggested, referencing Mark Jackson’s firing as the head coach of the Golden State Warriors.
What if a player is atheist?
— World Champion Ryan Quinones (@Eagles1126R) May 30, 2025
Meanwhile, Glenn has received a ringing endorsement from new Jets quarterback Justin Fields, who told the media that the incoming HC is “one of the realest coaches” he’s ever worked with.
“He’s not gonna beat around the bush, he’s gonna tell you what it is,” Fields said, per Sports Illustrated.
The QB is new to the Jets himself, joining the team at the end of last season after spending the previous campaign with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Fields went 4-2 as a starter with the Steelers, registering 1,106 passing yards and five touchdowns on 65.8 percent completion before Russell Wilson stepped in to replace him.
As for Glenn, he helped coach the Lions to a 15-2 record and the No. 1 seed in the NFC in 2024.
