This is both a cautionary message, and every Jets fan’s desperate plea to the Aaron Glenn Jets:

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Because 0-4 snowballed into 0-8 in Kotite’s second season before the Jets beat the Cardinals 31-21 on the road … before they finished 1-15 and then-owner Leon Hess summoned Bill Parcells to be the Savior.

This is both a cautionary message, and every Jets fan’s desperate plea to the Aaron Glenn Jets: Don’t be the 1996 Rich Kotite Jets. Don’t be the 2020 Adam Gase Jets.{ai:summary}Cautionary Jets note: don’t be the 1996 Kotite or 2020 Gase Jets.
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Keyshawn Johnson tells The Post why these Jets aren’t destined join franchise’s greatest disasters

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