The New York Jets’ search for a new head coach has intensified, with unexpected candidates emerging as frontrunners. The organization is exploring a diverse pool of candidates, including former NFL head coaches and current coordinators, to find the right fit for the team.
Unexpected Candidates Gain Traction
Among the surprising names gaining momentum are former Jets head coach Rex Ryan and Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn. Ryan, who previously led the Jets from 2009 to 2014, has expressed interest in returning to the organization. Glenn, a former Jets Pro Bowl cornerback, has been instrumental in revitalizing the Lions’ defense and is reportedly a top candidate for the Jets’ head coaching position.
Jets’ Interview Process
The Jets have conducted interviews with several candidates, including:
Ron Rivera: Former head coach of the Carolina Panthers and Washington Commanders.
Mike Vrabel: Former head coach of the Tennessee Titans.
Rex Ryan: Former Jets head coach and current ESPN analyst.
Aaron Glenn: Detroit Lions defensive coordinator and former Jets Pro Bowl cornerback.
Brian Flores: Former head coach of the Miami Dolphins.
Arthur Smith: Offensive coordinator for the Tennessee Titans.
Matt Nagy: Offensive coordinator for the Kansas City Chiefs.
The Jets are also considering other candidates, including former NFL head coaches and current coordinators, to find the right fit for the team.
Next Steps
As the search continues, the Jets are expected to conduct additional interviews and evaluations to identify the best candidate to lead the team. The organization is committed to finding a head coach who can bring success and stability to the franchise.
