Options continue to dwindle for the New York Jets as the coaching carrousel spins. After the New England Patriots announced that they are hiring Mike Vrabel to be their head coach in one of the most un-surprising moves of the offseason,

As the number of coaching candidates the Jets interview seems to grow by the hour, you have to wonder if Mike Tannenbaum and Rick Spielman are getting paid hourly.

Rex Ryan put a cigar in his mouth when he should’ve been eating crow. The ESPN analyst and could-be second-term Jets head coach apparently lit a fire under the Texans by saying last week that the Chargers had a “bye week” by facing the Texans in the AFC wild-card round. Final score: Texans 32, Chargers 12.

No teams is digging as deep for head coaching candidates during this cycle than the New York Jets. The team has interviewed, or is expected to interview, hot c

Rex Ryan has been very openly campaigning for the New York Jets to bring him back as their head coach, and the ESPN analyst made yet another pitch while reacting to some big news on Sunday.

Former New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan expressed hope he would get a chance to face off against Mike Vrabel and the New England Patriots during the 2025 season. Ryan reacted on ESPN to the ...

The New York Jets are examining all avenues as it pertains to their coaching search, and Maryland head coach Mike Locksley has caught their attention, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport. Locksley,

The New York Jets are exploring the college ranks amid their head coaching search. The team announced on Friday that it completed an interview with

Rob Ryan spent 17 years as an NFL coordinator, leading defenses in Buffalo, Oakland, Cleveland, New Orleans and Dallas. In Buffalo, where twin brother Rex Ryan was head coach, Rob Ryan first ...

“Rex Ryan I heard is completely out ... Everyone from Vrabel to University of Maryland head coach Mike Locksley. And almost all of them do absolutely nothing to give me any kind of hope for ...

The bottom officially dropped out for Rex in 2014. The Jets finished with their worst record during the Ryan era at 4-12, capped by a humiliating 48-3 loss to the Buffalo Bills in a game that was relocated to Detroit’s Ford Field due to a major winter storm that crippled the city of Buffalo.

Rex Ryan, who led the Jets to two consecutive AFC championship games at the start of his tenure as head coach, landed an interview to return to the team. Speaking to The Athletic's Mike Sando, one unnamed NFL executive warned that the Jets could end up in trouble if they interview Ryan but don't hire him.