The New York Jets are set to enter a pivotal offseason in 2026, the second one that will be spearheaded by head coach Aaron Glenn and general manager Darren Mougey.
But before the team can begin overhauling a roster that just finished with a league-worst 3–14 record, the Jets must first finalize their coaching staff changes, starting with the search for a new defensive coordinator.
On Thursday, the Jets officially put in a request for their first defensive coordinator interview, with Minnesota Vikings defensive passing game coordinator and defensive backs coach Daronte Jones set to interview for the vacant position.