Rex Ryan Interviews for Jets Head Coach Position

Rex Ryan, former head coach of the New York Jets, is set to interview for the team's head coach position, marking his return to the franchise after a six-year absence. During his previous tenure (2009-2014), he led the Jets to two AFC Championship Game appearances but ended with a 46-50 regular-season record. Ryan expressed his desire to return, stating he has 'unfinished business' with the team and believes he could make a significant impact. Jets owner Woody Johnson and former GM Mike Tannenbaum, who now assists in the search, are reportedly fond of Ryan's bold coaching style. The Jets have also interviewed other candidates, including Ron Rivera and Mike Vrabel, as they seek a new head coach following Robert Saleh's firing. The Jets are currently at a 4-12 record, and Ryan's interview is seen as a chance for him to demonstrate how he could turn the franchise around.