Jets Set For Second Interview With GM Candidate Mike Maccagnan
The team scheduled a second interview with Houston director of college scouting Mike Maccagnan, the only GM candidate so far to receive a second meeting with the Jets.
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The team scheduled a second interview with Houston director of college scouting Mike Maccagnan, the only GM candidate so far to receive a second meeting with the Jets.
Some team will take him. He's too good for everyone to bypass. But the Jets shouldn't. They are a team in need of a personality makeover, and Jameis Winston is just too big a risk.
Bart Scott has never been one to hold his tongue, so whenever he joins Boomer and Craig it tends to get interesting -- which is a good thing.
After Boomer got through gloating about his red-hot Rangers, the guys talked about the thorough process involved with Gang Green's head coach and GM search.
By all accounts, Dan Quinn is one of if not the most impressive head coaching candidate available. It appears he also has a plan.
Maccagnan met Monday with owner Woody Johnson and his consultants, longtime NFL execs Charley Casserly and Ron Wolf, and they must have liked what they heard because they invited him back on Friday.
WFAN's Boomer Esiason said Frank Reich, his former college roommate, left with a good impression of Jets owner Woody Johnson as the team searches for a new head coach.
Jermaine Cunningham entered his not guilty plea during a brief court hearing in Union County. The 26-year-old is charged with criminal mischief, invasion of privacy and unlawful weapons transport.
While the Jets continue search for a new head coach and general manager, Craig the Jets fan is growing more and more frustrated with the drawn-out process.
It appears that the man Jets will hire to replace fired GM John Idzik will have a solid player drafting and development background.
A little more than a week removed from being fired from his head coaching position with the Jets, Rex Ryan has drawn considerable interest around the NFL and beyond.
He lost just one game during his two seasons in college. Now, Jameis Winston says it's time to try his luck with the big boys.
Taking a look at who's hot and who's not on the NY/NJ sports landscape.
During Mike Tannenbaum's tenure as general manager the Jets went to back-to-back AFC Championship games. Now he'll reportedly be working against them, for one of their most hated rivals to boot.
The 26-year-old is charged with criminal mischief, invasion of privacy and unlawful weapons transport.
Doug Marrone interviewed for the Jets' head coaching vacancy on Saturday, but it's looking less and less likely that he'll be replacing Rex Ryan.
The Oakland Raiders have interviewed San Francisco 49ers tight ends coach Eric Mangini for their head coaching vacancy.
The Jets and owner Woody Johnson are keeping busy in their searches for a general manager and a head coach.
"The two top candidates in this year's group -- other than (Dan) Quinn in Seattle -- are guys with losing records who have done absolutely nothing in recent years."
Bills first-time general manager Doug Whaley is heading the team's coaching search. And Rex Ryan is on his radar, according to Tim Graham of the Buffalo News.
Forget about the preliminary list. Go sign Doug Marrone. Then give the former Bills coach whatever input necessary into the general manager hire.
Woody Johnson's search for the Jets' next coach and general manager has taken him to Seattle. Meanwhile, a prime candidate is awaiting his chance to interview back east.
After a long winter's nap, Boomer and Craig were up early and getting after it in the Allstate Studio on Friday.
Doug Marrone is the hottest name in the Jets' search for a new head coach. But the question remains: why did he leave the Bills?
When Doug Marrone opted out of his deal with the Bills, many thought he instantly became the top candidate. Jets owner Woody Johnson did little to tone down that speculation.
