Woody Johnson and the Jets face a critical decision ahead.
They must make game-changing hires and identify the right leaders capable of guiding the team out of a 14-year playoff drought.
They are clearly leaving no stone unturned, issuing numerous interview requests in their search.
I’m impressed with their approach so far and like many of the candidates they’re interviewing. With former Jets GM Mike Tannenbaum and former Vikings GM Rick Spielman leading the search, it’s reassuring to see experienced hands at the helm—much better than leaving it solely to Woody and the Johnsons.
Pairing a general manager and head coach who have prior experience working together or a strong existing connection is a logical approach. The Jets have interviewed several candidates who meet this criteria.
Some combos the Jets could hire: GM Jon Robinson/HC Mike Vrabel, GM Ryan Grigson/HC Brian Flores, GM Mike Borgnozi/HC Matt Nagy.
Ideally, I’d prefer an offensive-minded coach, but the priority is finding a str…
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