FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — The New York Jets are under construction.

That’s true in a literal sense. Renovations at the team’s facility are currently underway to upgrade the team’s weight room, one year after Jets owner Woody Johnson invested in locker room upgrades.

It’s also true in the figurative sense. Head coach Aaron Glenn has taken on some renovations of his own. He fired half his coaching staff, took over play-calling on defense and worked with general manager Darren Mougey to add veterans and leaders on both sides of the ball that were missing during last season’s 3-14 finish.Expectations for this year’s Jets team are low outside of Florham Park. The players know it. Glenn can feel it too. Across the NFL on Sunday, rosters were trimmed from 90 to 53 players. The majority of the players who practiced Monday will be the ones who determine if the Jets can overcome the overwhelming noise that people view them as one of the worst teams in the NFL. It’s an uphill battle many coaches before Glenn have tried to overcome.

What on God's green earth is happening here. how does this guy keep making the team?

And we didn't even put in a claim. Like why does this brain trust feel so confident, knowing we went 3-14 last year. Our QB situation is egregious.