The New York Jets’ Offseason Updates

The New York Jets recently ended their season with a victory, signaling the official start of the offseason. Owner Woody Johnson has been proactive in reshaping the team after making early decisions to fire the head coach and general manager. This move allowed the Jets to conduct in-person interviews with potential candidates for these positions, giving them a head start in the hiring process.

Key Figures in the Hiring Process

Johnson, along with vice chairman Christopher Johnson, president Hymie Elhai, and consultants Mike Tannenbaum and Rick Spielman, have been leading the charge in reaching out to candidates and setting up interviews. The recent interviews with Ron Rivera and Mike Vrabel reportedly went well, with Vrabel emerging as a top choice for the head coaching position.

Potential Coaching Candidates

Aside from Vrabel and Rivera, other names being considered for the head coaching job include Liam Coen, Brian Flores, Joe Brady, Anthony Weaver, Matt Campbell, Matt Nagy, Anthony Lynn, and Vance Joseph. The Jets have already started the interview process and are actively pursuing various candidates.

General Manager Search

For the general manager position, the Jets have interviewed several candidates, including Thomas Dimitroff, Jon Robinson, Louis Riddick, and Jim Nagy. They are also considering Mike Greenberg and Mike Borgonzi as serious contenders for the role. The GM search is expected to be comprehensive, with a focus on finding the right fit to complement the head coach.

Future of Aaron Rodgers

There is uncertainty surrounding the future of Aaron Rodgers, as the new Jets leadership will have the final say on whether he remains with the team. Rodgers’ decision to stay will also play a significant role in determining his future with the Jets.

Overall Outlook

The Jets’ offseason is in full swing, with interviews underway for both coaching and general manager positions. The team is taking a thorough approach to finding the right candidates to lead them into the next season.

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