Young Jets have bought into Aaron Glenn’s vision — but will they stay?

The Audition, seven last games for young Jets to show Aaron Glenn they deserve to be part of the Smart, Tough, Aggressive, Resilient army he plans to take into 2026 battle and perhaps beyond. Next stop: Baltimore.

As Glenn, in Year 1 of his massive rebuild, weeds out the men who do not fit the brand of football he desires, this becomes a Land of Opportunity for others.

The buy-in is one thing, the stay-in quite another.

“When I first got here,” WR Adonai Mitchell told The Post, “and before I got here, the main thing everybody was trying to tell me was about A.G, like, ‘Man, have you met A.G. yet?’ Like, ‘Good dude.’ Like, ‘You will love him.’ He’s been living up to the hype, so to say, just the way he carries himself, the way he talks to his players — he’s a true motivator and a true coach. I’m grateful to be a part of this organization with him.”