Sources expect a robust search for the Jets, who are looking to hire both positions simultaneously for the first time since 2015. Team owner Woody Johnson will helm the search ahead of what many expect to be another appointment to the Trump administration, after which he would relinquish day-to-day control to his brother, Christopher.

Vrabel is the most well-rounded and toughest coaches available, which is what the Jets sorely need. He would instantly change the culture from the moment he walks through the doors at 1 Jets Drive and actually enforce accountability instead of just preaching it.

He's the last coach to take the Jets to the playoffs, but there are plenty of reasons he's the wrong pick to be their next coach.

An NFL insider mentioned that Eric Mangini, who coached the New York Jets for three seasons, could help get the franchise back on track.

Head coach Robert Saleh and general manager Joe Douglas have already been fired, and the franchise sits at 3-8 entering Week 12. Who will team owner Woody Johnson bring in next to lead the franchise?

Is Woody Johnson seriously considering hiring Rex Ryan to be the team's next head coach? Ryan's passionate comments may prove to be true.

Rex Ryan should be the next Jets coach, Ryan himself argued on ESPN radio in New York. His pitch for the job is that, in hiring him, the Jets can keep the current roster intact because he'll simply get the fellas to play hard. After firing head coach Robert Saleh in October, the club fired GM Joe Douglas last week.

The New York Jets don't look the part of a stable franchise right now. In the last two months owner Woody Johnson has fire Robert Saleh and Joe Douglas.

At 3-7 with seven games remaining, many Jets fans have already turned their attention towards the 2025 offseason.

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