The searches for the next head coach and general manager of the New York Jets will begin in earnest this week, sources tell CBS Sports. The Jets plan to begin interviewing candidates for both jobs starting this week,

More than two decades after his acrimonious split with the Jets, now-North Carolina head coach Bill Belichick reportedly reached out to the franchise about its head coach position.

After displaying a well-known hatred towards the Jets over the years—and also going 39–13 against them during his NFL career—Bill Belichick recently called New York about its vacant head coaching job. According to CBS Sports' Jonathan Jones, Belichick himself called the team "to gauge interest" and was told they were just starting their search.

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.

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.