New York Jets Continue Head Coach Search

The New York Jets are undergoing a significant organizational overhaul after parting ways with head coach Robert Saleh and general manager Joe Douglas, following a disappointing 5-12 season. Among the leading candidates for the head coach position are Brian Flores, whose recent performance as the Minnesota Vikings' defensive coordinator has garnered player support, and Aaron Glenn, the Detroit Lions' defensive coordinator, who reportedly had a strong interview and also has ties to the Jets as a former player. The Jets are also considering Bobby Slowik, the Houston Texans' offensive coordinator, but his recent inconsistent performance raises questions about his suitability. As the search continues, the Jets have been ranked as having one of the least desirable coaching vacancies in the NFL due to ongoing instability and uncertainty surrounding their quarterback situation with Aaron Rodgers. Additionally, they have conducted interviews with a wide range of candidates, including Maryland head coach Mike Locksley, which has drawn skepticism given his lackluster collegiate record. The Jets' extensive search for a new head coach reflects their urgency to turn around the franchise's fortunes.