Two rookies in their respective roles — manning the most important franchise positions — on Thursday night will lead a Jets franchise that hasn’t made the playoffs since 2010 in this year’s NFL draft.&nbsp;

General manager Darren Mougey and head coach Aaron Glenn are in their 13th week together working at 1 Jets Drive in Florham Park, N.J., and since they were hired in late January by owner Woody Johnson, they’ve been attached at the hip.&nbsp;

They’ll continue to be defined together as the latest regime in Johnson’s desperate and seemingly endless attempt to get this thing right for his bumbling franchise.&nbsp;

To date, the offseason that Glenn and Mougey have conducted has been a quiet one — very much by design.&nbsp;

Mougey and Glenn will try to reshape a Jets roster that has some talent yet produced just five wins last season. And, for the first time, they’ll do it as bosses, not assistants. {ai:summary}<p>The Jets are set to rely on new general manager Darren Mougey and head coach Aaron Glenn as they approach the NFL draft, aiming to end a playoff drought that has lasted since 2010. Their partnership, formed under owner Woody Johnson, has been intentionally low-key this offseason.</p><p>As they navigate this critical period, the duo faces the challenge of revitalizing a struggling franchise with a history of missteps. Their collaboration will be closely scrutinized as they work to reshape the team's future. #sports</p>

Jets’ rookie leaders aren’t giving anything away — but they do have to deliver

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