If the New York Jets want to become a Super Bowl contender, surely an offensive coordinator who’s been there and done that could help with the assignment.
The New York Jets have hired Darren Mougey as their next general manager and his tenure just began. Mougey, alongside head coach Aaron Glenn, was introduced at One Jets Drive on Monday during their introductory press conference.
The New York Jets have been arguably the most talked about team in football over the last few weeks that isn't still in the playoffs. New York missed out on the postseason, but that doesn't mean that the team has taken a step back from the limelight.
A dark-horse candidate has emerged for the New York Jets' offensive coordinator vacancy. Former NFL quarterback Jerrod Johnson is a candidate for the job, Aaron Wilson of KPRC-TV reported Monday, citing sources.
The New York Jets currently hold the No. 7 pick in the upcoming NFL Draft after a disappointing 2024 season. With this pick, the Jets could be targeting a lot of different positions.
Perhaps Nick Caley isn't the favorite for the New York Jets' offensive coordinator job after all. Multiple recent reports indicated Caley, who spent the last two seasons as an assistant with the Los Angeles Rams, was the top option to fill the offensive coordinator vacancy under new head coach Aaron Glenn.
Who are the New York Jets going to hire as offensive coordinator? It’s a question that’s on every Jets fan’s mind, and probably Aaron Rodgers’s mind, too.
The first step toward making a change is admitting there’s a problem, and New York Jets owner Woody Johnson is now on that path. The 77-year-old businessman got honest at Gang Green’s introductory presser for general manager Darren Mougey and head coach Aaron Glenn on Monday, via ESPN’s Rich Cimini.
Not only are New York Jets fans hyped about the new era, but former players are as well. Jets alumni, some of which were former teammates of new head coach Aaron Glenn, were on hand to support their friend at his introductory press conference Monday afternoon.
We're starting to get a clearer picture of how the New York Jets will look to fill their coordinator vacancies. On Tuesday, NFL insider Josina Anderson revealed names to keep an eye on as the Jets look for offensive and defensive coordinators to work under new head coach Aaron Glenn.
The New York Jets reportedly want Nick Caley -- and they aren't alone. Multiple reports indicate Caley, who spent the last two seasons as an offensive assistant with the Los Angeles Rams, is the "favorite" to become the Jets' new offensive coordinator under head coach Aaron Glenn.
Are the Jets closing in on coordinators? The Jets have hired their head coach and general manager but are still in the market for an offensive coordinator.
The New York Jets are bound to experience some offseason roster turnover, but the question is how much, and whether star players will be impacted. Coming off a catastrophic 5-12 season, the Jets have a new head coach in Aaron Glenn and a new general manger in Darren Mougey.
Jeremiah takes an offensive weapon for the Jets We should probably expect some Detroit Lions type moves in the near future given that the New York Jets hired Aaron Glenn to be their next head coach.
When a franchise goes through the type of prolonged stretch of losing that the New York Jets have, ownership shoulders the largest amount of blame. The Jets have not made the playoffs since 2010.
What is Darren Mougey‘s philosophy? At the moment, it is difficult to answer that question about the New York Jets’ new general manager. Contrary to their new head coach, Aaron Glenn, there is little to be gleaned about the 39-year-old Mougey, who had a cup of coffee as an NFL player before spending 13 seasons hidden behind the scenes in Denver.
Here is a news flash for those who have been asleep for the last year: the 2024 season for the New York Jets was a disaster. While the season didn’t get
The New York Jets had three first-round picks in 2022, and that was Joe Douglas' biggest legacy for the franchise. The two higher ones, Sauce Gardner and Garrett Wilson, were absolute home runs.
On Monday Aaron Glenn finally took over as the New York Jets head coach and provided a stern statement about Aaron Rodgers and his future. Glenn revealed leaving a text for the Super Bowl winner, and he will take care of business collectively with new general manager Darren Mougey.
For Aaron Glenn, a former player and scout for the New York Jets, Monday's introductory press conference as the team's new head coach was a full-circle moment -- and one he's fully embracing.
Aaron Glenn set the tone for his New York Jets tenure with some inspiring opening remarks at Monday's introductory press conference. As the Lions defensive coordinator and former NFL cornerback reintroduced himself to the tri-state area, he let fans and players know that they're in for an exciting future.
Glenn has plenty of work to do as he attempts to clean up the Jets, but one of his biggest decisions will regard the quarterback position.
Remember Adam Gase’s introductory press conference with the New York Jets six years ago? Picture the polar opposite. That is what Aaron Glenn delivered in his introductory press conference as the New York Jets’ head coach.
Perhaps the New York Jets and quarterback Aaron Rodgers aren't headed for a messy split.
It won't take long for recently hired Jets general manager Darren Mougey to prove his worth.
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