The New York Jets’ search for a new general manager has to start somewhere. Reportedly, it will start with a former Tennessee Titans GM and an ESPN NFL analyst with a strong front office background. According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter,

The New York Jets will kick off their hunt for a new general manager with the first candidate likely to interview this week, ESPN reported Sunday.

According to multiple reports, the Jets will begin conducting their general manager interviews this week, with former Tennessee Titans GM Jon Robinson among those being considered. According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter,

The New York Jets are bracing for an incredibly important offseason. New York has two huge vacancies to fill after firing head coach Robert Saleh and general manager Joe Douglas during a disappointing 3-10 campaign.

General manager candidates not tied to an NFL team can begin interviewing for vacant jobs at any point, whereas staffers currently employed elsewhere cannot. Two such candidates are set to factor into the Jets’ GM search.

The New York Jets are focused on finishing out the final four games of their miserable 2024 campaign in hopes of generating any sort of momentum that they can carry into the 2025 campaign. And while the games themselves are important,

The New York Jets are in need of a new general manager after they fired Joe Douglas last month, and a longtime ESPN analyst will reportedly receive consideration for the job.