Mike Vrabel is already up to his old antics that he became so well-known for with the Tennessee Titans.
One of the Jets' more prominent offensive coaches reportedly is joining an AFC East rival. Todd Downing, who spent the last two seasons as New York's pass-game coordinator, was hired as the Patriots' new wide receivers coach, according to a Monday report from Boston Sports Journal's Greg Bedard.
Downing will succeed Tyler Hughes as Patriots receivers coach in 2025. The New England Patriots have circled through multiple wide receiver coaches over the last few seasons.
Another ex-colleague of Mike Vrabel‘s is set to reunite with him in New England.
According to Greg Bedard, the Patriots are hiring former Jets assistant Todd Downing as their next WR coach. Downing worked with new Patriots HC Mike Vrabel in Tennessee in a few different roles, including as the Titans’ offensive coordinator.
In the NFL, the difference between good and great is sometimes a matter of effort. And for two New York Jets rookies, their desire to win has a chance to elevate them to the next level.
The New York Jets offense has been unable to find a groove this season and the problems seem to go all the way back at who calls the plays. Back in Week 6, the Jets made a change in play caller from Nathaniel Hackett to quarterbacks coach Todd Downing.
Following a lopsided 31-6 loss to the Arizona Cardinals as 1.5-point road favorites, the New York Jets travel back home to host Anthony Richardson and the 4-6 Indianapolis Colts for their Week 11 clash.
The New York Jets have struggled mightily to find ways to win games in 2024 regardless of who the coaching staff is. At 3-7 with two different offensive coordinators and head coaches, the Jets have struggled to find continuity when it matters most this season.
In Week 9, the New York Jets powered past the Houston Texans with a 21-13 victory, ignited by a dynamic offensive surge in the second half after a sluggish start.
We have now seen four games of Todd Downing as the New York Jets’ quasi-offensive coordinator. It’s a large enough sample to begin answering the question everyone asked when the move was initially made: Has promoting Downing done anything to change the Jets’ offense?
Rookie wide receiver Malachi Corley has only played three offensive snaps through the season’s first seven games. The New York Jets’ offensive play caller, Todd Downing, explained why the third-round pick is not seeing the field.
Jets offensive play-caller Todd Downing offered Aaron Rodgers some humorous advice while speaking with reporters on Thursday.
As it turns out, the Jets looked into a few more experienced play-callers before ultimately sticking with Hackett.
The New York Jets have been disappointing 5 weeks into the 2024 NFL season. Aaron Rodgers has been a reason for the team’s struggles so far as the offense has yet to get into rhythm despite having immense potential.
Todd Downing met the media on Friday for the first time since he was bumped up to calling the Jets' offensive plays this week and the passing game coordinator
The Tennessee Titans offense used to be run by offensive coordinator Todd Downing from 2021-22, and now he will have another chance to showcase his abilities in the NFL.
New York Jets quarterbacks coach and pass-game coordinator Todd Downing will call the offensive plays starting with Monday's game against the Buffalo Bills, interim head coach Jeff Ulbrich announced Thursday.
New York Jets fans get what they’ve been calling for as failed play caller Nate Hackett earns himself a demotion with passing game coordinator Todd Downing taking over. The announcement was made today by head coach Jeff Ulbrich.
As Robert Saleh was planning to do, Jeff Ulbrich will demote Nathaniel Hackett.
Jets interim HC Jeff Ulbrich announced OC Nathaniel Hackett has been supplanted as the play-caller by senior assistant Todd Downing, per Zack Rosenblatt.
The New York Jets sent a shockwave through the NFL this week by firing head coach Robert Saleh after a loss in London to the Vikings and a 2-3 start to the season.
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