The New York Jets , coming off a brutal 34-10 loss to the Miami Dolphins and now sitting at 3-10 after 14 weeks, are stuck in a ridiculous quarterback situation. Justin Fields was ruled out before the game. Tyrod Taylor started but went down with a groin injury. And that’s how rookie Brady Cook ended up under center, but failed to handle the business.

With both quarterbacks sidelined and no clarity on who starts next week against the Jacksonville Jaguars , Aaron Glenn was asked how he feels about being stuck in this strange spot. And the first-year head coach didn’t dodge it:

“That’s the tough part about this job,” Glenn said on Monday’s pressers. “And this job, it was meant for tough people, and you have to make decisions on the fly every now and then, and this is ju

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