The Jets made some waves this week by adding former Minnesota Vikings GM Rick Spielman to their front office to serve as an advisor to GM Darren Mougey so we break that down along with some key observations from the Senior Bowl in Mobile.

Spielman may well be the most accomplished executive to join the team since Bill Parcells took over as head coach and de facto GM back in the late 90’s.

After an exhaustive search for a new head coach, the Jets landed on Aaron Glenn. The former Jets cornerback will get his first shot at running a team with his running mate at GM yet to be determined. Glenn Naughton and Dylan Tereman talk about how the Jets may have dodged a bullet with the Aaron Glenn hiring. Reports saying that several top offensive top coaches wanted nothing to do with this job. Even more concerning is the recent report that if it wasn’t Aaron Glenn, it would have been Arthur Smith. They also look at the potential candidates being discussed to round out the coaching staff. Listen, or watch, to our NY Jets Podcast.

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Hey, Jets fans! Welcome to JetNation Radio, our NY Jets Podcast, where your hosts Glenn Naughton and Dylan Tereman dig into the latest buzz around the New York Jets search for new leaders. Who’s looking like the top candidate right now for the head coach and GM positions, and when can we expect that big announcement? They’ll also break down who has been announced for the upcoming Senior Bowl in Mobile.

Tune in for our video and audio podcast and get all the insight you need on Gang Green!

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On this episode of JetNation Radio, we review the list of potential GM candidates put forward by The Athletic.  We also discuss the performance of Jets rookie running backs form last Sunday against Miami and some of our worst draft projections over the past few seasons.

We also decided to kick off the show by giving some credit to the forums at JetNation by taking a look at one of the better topics of the day.

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With no hope of making the playoffs and a new GM and head coach search under way, it’s time for the guys at JetNation radio to do a full 53-man roster review with a look at who should stay and who should go.

Quarterback Aaron Rodgers’ future will likely generate the most significant discussion this off-season but there are other players worth putting under the microscope.

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On this episode of JetNation Radio, our NY Jets Podcast, Glenn and Chris take a look at each and every one of the claims made by The Athletic against Jets owner Woody Johnson. What’s real? What’s fake? What’s a bit of both? We’ll serve up our opinions on that and more.

Woody Johnson has been all over the news with reports of meddling. With a head coach and GM search under way, reports of a meddling owner with a track record of no success does not help at all.

Listen or watch this show and let us know what you think.

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While it’s been obvious to us for some time now that former Jets head coach Rex Ryan has been subtly working at getting his old job back at 1 Jets Drive, we’ve reached a point where it’s no longer subtle.  At all.

Appearing on ESPN New York’s Bart and Hahn, Ryan praised the level of talent on the Jets roster and had this to say; “I look at it this way, blow it up?  We’re going to blow the opponents up.  There’s way too much talent on this team to play the way we’ve been playing.  How hard can you get a guy to play?  That’s the thing.  Nobody has seen a team going to play as hard is this team is going to lay in the future, trust me, if I’m the guy”.

Notice Ryan twice using the term “we” before even getting to the open acknowledgement that he wants the job.

Fired along with GM John Idzik back in 2014, Ryan was at the helm the last time the Jets had any modicum of success, winning four playoff games on the road in 2009 and 2010.  From that point forward however, the talent dwindled under Idzik and Ryan’s big, bold, brash predictions became more more of a circus side show than NFL football team.

Ryan would go 26-38 with no playoff appearances over his final four seasons with the Jets before going to Buffalo for two years in which he would go 15-16.  The son former Jets, Bears and Eagles Coach Buddy Ryan hasn’t coached since.

While having Rex Ryan patrolling the sidelines at MetLife Stadium would likely end in failure, there are a few reasons why Woody Johnson may at least entertain the notion.

Given the recent revelations regarding his behind-the-scenes meddling, unless he’s willing to grossly overpay, Johnson isn’t going to attract any premium candidates.  Meanwhile, Ryan is begging for the job.

With another rise in ticket prices on the way and Aaron Rodgers likely on the way out, Johnson may try to sell the “good ole’ days” mantra with Ryan in hopes of appealing to those fans who remember only the good while forgetting the bad.

Although based on a JetNation twitter poll we ran yesterday, fans appear to be pretty much split down the middle on a do-over with Rex Ryan.

Setting aside the fact that Ryan is one of the few options who truly wants the Jets job along with the nostalgia of past limited success, there are some actual football-related reasons why Ryan wouldn’t be the worst idea.

Ryan’s late collapse with the Jets wasn’t a coincidence.  The team was essentially stripped of their talent as GM John Idzik oversaw some of the worst drafts in team history.  At one point, in need of a cornerback in a deep market, Idzik’s “big fish” free agent addition was fourth-string dolphins cornerback Dimitri Patterson, who went AWOL and never played a game for Gang Green.

Give a coach a roster as bad as the one Ryan had and you’re bound to have multiple blowout losses on your resume.  When you’re a defensive minded head coach and you’re having to used a washed up Jason Babin as one of your edge rushers, you know it’s gotten ugly.

However, even with the presence of some football reasons to consider him for the job, bringing Rex Ryan back just has the feel of a very “Jetsy” panic move that would blow up in the team’s face when all was said and done.

Ryan’s win against Tom Brady and Bill Belichick on the road in the playoffs is likely the high point of Jets fandom for anyone who didn’t witness Super Bowl III.  But that was a long time ago.  The league has changed and change is what the Jets need.  Not a Rex repeat.

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In the latest episode of JetNation Radio, our NY Jets Podcast, we dive into the buzz surrounding Aaron Rodgers recent comments about a potential return in 2025. Is the NY Jets star quarterback planning to stay and come back next season in what is expected to be a rebuilding season?

Adding to the speculation, fans are debating the possibility of big changes within the Jets’ front office. Could a disappointing season lead to a new head coach and general manager? If so, would a new GM look to hit the reset button and initiate a fire sale to rebuild the team?

Tune in as we break down what these developments could mean for the Jets’ future and how the offseason might unfold. Don’t miss this in-depth discussion on all things Gang Green!

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On this week’s episode of JetNation Radio, our NY Jets Podcast, we talk about last week’s Jets win against the Patriots while looking ahead at some key matchups for this Sunday’s meeting with the Broncos.

We also cover any concerns fans may have regarding Olu Fashanu getting his first NFL start and, of course, some Haason Reddick talk.

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On this episode of JetNation Radio, our NY Jets Podcast, Glenn, Dylan, and Chris preview Thursday night’s meeting with the New England Patriots. They also talk about the latest speculation regarding Haason Reddick while sharing their thoughts on Sunday’s win over the Titans.

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Our NY Jets Podcast can now be found on Spotify and Amazon Music. Also, please be sure to subscribe to us on iTunes or Google Play. Here is some more information on how you can find us online.