Former Detroit Lions QB Blocked from Interviewing with Aaron Glenn’s Jets Coaching Staff
David Blough, former Detroit Lions quarterback, has been blocked from interviewing for a coaching role with the New York Jets, led by his former Lions coach, Aaron Glenn. According to a report from Tom Pelissero, Blough was expected to join Glenn’s staff, potentially in a position under the new Jets head coach. However, the Washington Commanders, where Blough has been serving as the assistant quarterbacks coach, decided to retain him, preventing his departure.
Blough, known for his high football IQ and strong work ethic, has long been considered a rising star in the coaching world. His brief stint with the Lions, coupled with his time in Washington, has put him in a solid position to move up in the coaching ranks.
Although Blough won’t be joining Glenn’s staff with the Jets, the future remains bright for the former Lions QB. His name continues to be one to watch for coaching opportunities in the coming years.
In related news, the Jets are expected to hire Charles London, the former Seattle Seahawks quarterbacks coach, to fill the role. At 50, London brings invaluable experience to New York’s staff.
Blough’s coaching journey may have been delayed, but it’s far from over, and his next step could be a major one.
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