FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) — Aaron Glenn is ready to call it a comeback, too.

OK, not really.

But the New York Jets coach, who last played in the NFL in 2008, was inspired by quarterback Philip Rivers coming out of retirement to sign this week and possibly start Sunday for Indianapolis at Seattle.

Glenn kicked off his news conference Friday — before going through the Jets' injury list — by jokingly revealing his plan to play in New York's final two games this season against New England and Buffalo.

“I think it's a huge announcement that you guys should hear,” Glenn said, keeping a straight face. “At 53 years old, I'll be making a comeback. And I'll be getting ready to play in a couple of weeks against (Stefon) Diggs and against (Khalil) Shakir in Buffalo."

Glenn started laughing as h

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