Aaron Glenn stayed quiet and got intense, even on Friday, defending decision to not name starting QB for Week 8 vs. the Bengals.

New York Jets boss Woody Johnson maintained his support for coach Aaron Glenn despite the team's winless record. However, Johnson did express concerns about Justin Fields' performance.

Jets head coach Aaron Glenn told reporters at a Wednesday press conference that he knows who will start at quarterback against the Bengals on Sunday, but he isn't planning to share that choice with the whole world at this point.

Other highlights from injury news: cornerback Sauce Gardner remains in the concussion protocol and linebacker Quincy Williams was designated to return to practice from IR, which means the Jets have three weeks to determine if he’ll return to the roster or revert back to IR for the remainder of the season.

The New York Jets are already without top receiver Garrett Wilson. If Breece Hall can't go, it could be a long Sunday.

Head coach Aaron Glenn has ruled out both receiver Garrett Wilson (knee) and cornerback Sauce Gardner (concussion) for Sunday’s matchup with the Bengals. Moreover, Glenn did not officially announce a starter at quarterback. Tyrod Taylor (knee) is questionable for the game after practicing in a limited capacity this week.

Even without Glenn, Detroit’s defense ranks among the league’s best in generating pressure and takeaways. The Lions are thriving off cohesion and depth, two traits that often separate the good teams from the great ones down the stretch of a mentally and physically taxing NFL season.

Amon-Ra asked him about the differences between coaching styles as DC. Robertson said it’s clear Sheppard took quite a bit away from learning under Glenn, but the smaller age gap makes a difference. At 37 years old, Sheppard is the third-youngest defensive coordinator in the NFL.