The New York Jets had many poor coaches and players come through town in the ill-fated two-season Aaron Rodgers experiment, but none were as consistently reviled and as poor at their job as offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett. The failed Denver Broncos head coach was trying to run an offense that was outdated 10 years ago.
While that performance in tandem with his terrible stint in Denver would be enough to prevent most coaches from getting another role in the pros, Hackett's superpower of being able to get cozy with some of the NFL's most influential minds has kept him gainfully employed.