The New York Jets got a head start on their search for a new head coach last week by bringing in Mike Vrabel and Ron Rivera for interviews, but their

The Jets are looking ahead to 2025, a process that started back in early October when they fired coach Robert Saleh.The Jets' next coach will face an uphill climb from day one. New York doesn't have a long-term solution at quarterback regardless of what happens next with Aaron Rodgers,

With their 2024 season winding down, the New York Jets continue to make plays for 2025 and beyond. The team announced Thursday that it has completed an interview with former NFL player and executive and current ESPN analyst Louis Riddick for their general manager position.

The Jets interviewed former Tennessee Titans coach Mike Vrabel on Friday for their head coaching vacancy. Vrabel is the second known coaching candidate to meet with the Jets, who announced they completed their interview with him. New York also spoke to former Washington and Carolina coach Ron Rivera on Thursday.

The team announced Thursday it interviewed former Washington Commanders and Carolina Panthers coach Ron Rivera for its head-coaching job. The Jets also said Thursday they interviewed ESPN analyst Louis Riddick for their general manager role.

According to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, former Carolina Panthers and Washington Commanders head coach Ron Rivera will be the first candidate interviewed for the vacant job in New York: The #Jets are scheduled to interview Ron Rivera for their head coaching job this week, per sources.

The #Jets are scheduled to interview Ron Rivera for their head coaching job this week, per sources. In 13 seasons with Carolina and Washington, Rivera made the playoffs five times, including an appearance in Super Bowl 50. The first of many HC interviews to come in NYJ's search. pic.twitter.com/Tnbw2nS8Ja

Jacksonville Jaguars: Fired head coach Doug Pederson on January 6. New England Patriots: Fired head coach Jerod Mayo on January 5. Requested interview with Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson.

The New York Jets are in the midst of yet another head coaching search following a disastrous 5-12 season in which they fired Robert Saleh just five games into the campaign. Incumbent interim head coach Jeff Ulbrich shepherded the team to a 3-9 record after Saleh’s dismissal,

The NFL regular season wrapped up, but that just means plenty of teams are officially kicking off their offseason. And several of the struggling ones are beginning with massive changes up top, specifically at the head coach position.

Rex Ryan has returned to the New York Jets for an interview. The former Jets coach and current ESPN analyst, who led the franchise to its last playoff appearance in the 2010 season, met with the team Tuesday about its head coaching vacancy.