The New York Jets have appointed Brian Duker as their new defensive coordinator following a historically poor season where the team failed to record a single interception. Because Duker lacks playcalling experience, head coach Aaron Glenn intends to take over those duties himself, marking a shift from his previous leadership style. This decision reportedly led the team to pass on more veteran candidates like Wink Martindale, who preferred to maintain control over the defense. Duker previously worked alongside Glenn with the Detroit Lions, and his hiring is a key part of an extensive coaching overhaul following a three-win season. The team is also searching for a new offensive coordinator while simultaneously attempting to rebuild a roster that saw stars like Sauce Gardner traded away. This staff restructuring is an attempt to fix a defense that ranked near the bottom of the league in nearly every statistical category.