From Mike Vrabel to Rex Ryan, Ben Johnson to Aaron Glenn, a look at where the franchise and the candidates stand.

The New York Jets beat the Miami Dolphins 32-20 to finish off another disappointing season. While the offense looked great in this game, it was far too little far too late. The climax of this season came in the press when The Athletic ran a story smashing owner Woody Johnson and his managerial styles.

As the New York Jets seek to hire a new head coach and general manager this offseason after a dreadful 2024 campaign, there isn't much optimism that

Former Patriots linebacker Ted Johnson has one concern about Mike Vrabel as a possible Patriots head coaching candidate.

The New England Patriots have reportedly hired Mike Vrabel to be the team's next head coach, per ESPN's Adam Schefter, though they weren't the

Former NFL MVP Boomer Esiason offered his thoughts on the New York Jets' search for a new coach. The Jets, along with the New Orleans Saints, Chicago Bears, Jacksonville Jaguars and the Las Vegas Raiders are in the same boat - looking for a new coach to lead the roster in 2025.

The Jets submitted interview requests for head coach and general manager candidates who are employed by teams on Monday, casting a wide net.

Mike Vrabel is returning to Foxboro to be the 16th head coach in franchise history. He will replace Jerod Mayo, who was fired shortly after the team's Week 18 win over the Buffalo Bills. Mayo lasted only one season in the role. The Patriots have finished 4-13 each of the last two seasons.

The New York Jets are conducting a thorough search for a new head coach, including candidates from both professional and collegiate football. Notable

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.

Some of the legendary coaches' philosophies — including game plans, practice plans and training — have rubbed off on Vrabel.

The Dallas Cowboys have requested permission to interview Philadelphia offensive coordinator Kellen Moore in their search to replace Mike McCarthy, a person with knowledge of the team’s plans said Thursday.