Ahead of the weekend, first-year New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn vowed that he was "going to always be me" after he received some criticism for the unique dance celebration that occurred late in what became his club's 29-27 Week 3 loss at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers that dropped the Jets to 0-3 on the season.

Ahead of New York's "Monday Night Football" game at the 0-3 Miami Dolphins, multiple Jets players defended Glenn regarding what occurred at Tampa Bay's Raymond James Stadium on the afternoon of Sept. 21.

Jets players want Aaron Glenn excited after highlight-reel plays

"Is he not supposed to get happy and celebrate us making plays? I was turnt," Jets cornerback Ahmad "Sauce" Gardner said about Glenn's reaction to the blocked field goal that turned into a go-ah

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