The New York Jets announced they completed an interview with former Chicago Bears head coach Matt Nagy, the latest uninspiring name that they've

The New York Jets interviewed Kansas City offensive coordinator Matt Nagy on Wednesday for their head coach vacancy. The team also announced it spoke to a pair of assistant general managers for its GM opening: the Chiefs' Mike Borgonzi and the Philadelphia Eagles' Alec Halaby.

According to multiple reports, the New York Jets have requested to interview current Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Matt Nagy for their vacant head coaching position. Nagy, 46, began his professional coaching career working as an intern under Andy Reid with the Philadelphia Eagles in 2008,

The New York Jets interviewed Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Matt Nagy on Wednesday for their head coach vacancy and Philadelphia Eagles assistant general manager Alec Halaby for the GM

The New York Jets continue their head coaching search, but there has been one interesting piece of information to come out. Former Jets cornerback and current Detroit Lions’ defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn has declined a request to interview for the New England Patriots’ head coaching position.

According to a report, the New York #Jets requested to interview Kansas City #Chiefs OC Matt Nagy to be their next head coach.

The Jets' interview process will include at least one meeting with a college coach. The team will speak with Mike Locksley today,

The New York Jets are exploring the college ranks amid their head coaching search. Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reported that the Jets are scheduled

Nagy, 46, went 34-33 (including playoffs) with the Chicago Bears from 2018-21. Among the last four Bears head coaches, he’s the only one to post a winning record.

For some of those teams, that will involve finding new head coaches and/or General Managers. Three teams fired their head coaches during the season and two more have been dispatched as of 9 a.m. ET on January 6.

The New York Jets are barely scratching the surface of their 2025 NFL offseason. The team still needs to hire a general manager, head coach, and make a number of other massive decisions. Before doing all that,