According to a new report, the New York Jets might soon be firing head coach Adam Gase, following a season that had seen them lose their first 13 games.
On Saturday night, Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero wrote on the NFL’s official website that according to sources familiar with the situation, the Jets are “expected to part ways” with Gase after Sunday’s game against the New England Patriots. The journalists noted that New York might undergo a “lengthy and thorough search,” with a wide range of candidates likely to be in the running for Gase’s job.
As noted, some of the individuals who might be considered for the potential opening include offensive coordinators Eric Bieniemy (Kansas City Chiefs) and Arthur Smith (Tennessee Titans), defensive coordinators Matt Ebeflus (Indianapolis Colts), Don “Wink” Martindale (Baltimore Ravens), and Brandon Staley (Los Angeles Rams), and college coaches Jim Harbaugh (Michigan), Dan Mullen (Florida), and Matt Campbell (Iowa State).
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