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The commentary emphasizes how ego and cockiness are dangerous traits, especially for coaches in a city as demanding as New York. The Jets, a franchise long plagued by underperformance, have not had sustained success since Rex Ryan's tenure. The host warns that Glenn’s newfound arrogance, combined with winning streaks fueled by luck, could be a ticking time bomb.
He points out that Glenn's insubordinate attitude and focus on attacking the media reveal more about his insecurities than confidence. The frustration hinges on the fact that the Jets have not proven to be a truly competent team; their "victories" have been shaky at best, and Glenn's arrogance might just be a veneer masking deeper issues.