Aaron Glenn adds former Giants staffer Jon Berger for Jets game management job
NY Post
NEW ORLEANS — Jets coach Aaron Glenn continues to build his staff and he is adding one longtime former Giants employee to it.
Glenn has hired Jon Berger in a game management role, according to sources.
It is unclear what Berger’s exact title will be, but he will be the coach giving Glenn input on decisions like fourth downs, challenges and two-point conversions.
Dan Shamash held this role under former coach Robert Saleh.
Berger worked for the Giants from 1987-2021 in a variety of roles.
He began as an intern and became the team’s computer coordinator in 1987.
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