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Jets Eye Frank Reich for Offensive Coordinator Overhaul

1/30/2026

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Jets Seek Overhaul

The New York Jets plan to overhaul their coaching staff after a 3-14 season, focusing on the offensive coordinator position.
The Jets identify Frank Reich, a former NFL head coach who recently served as a senior advisor at Stanford, as a leading candidate for the offensive coordinator position.
The Jets have interviewed five candidates for the offensive coordinator position, including Darrell Bevell and Greg Roman.

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Ramos Remembered Fondly

Frank Ramos, the New York Jets' long-time public relations director, died at age 87 after battling pneumonia.
Ramos served the franchise from 1963 to 2002 and witnessed its highs and lows, including Super Bowl III.
Ramos maintained perfect attendance for 681 Jets games.
He helped popularize the "New York Sack Exchange" nickname.
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and Jets owner Woody Johnson praised Ramos's contributions and character.

History

Historical Context

Super Bowl III, held on January 12, 1969, marked a historic upset as the New York Jets defeated the heavily favored Baltimore Colts 16-7. Quarterback Joe Namath famously guaranteed the victory, leading the Jets to their first championship. This win challenged perceptions of the AFL's competitiveness, paving the way for the eventual merger with the NFL, which transformed professional football.

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Jets Seek Overhaul

The New York Jets plan to overhaul their coaching staff after a 3-14 season, focusing on the offensive coordinator position.
The Jets identify Frank Reich, a former NFL head coach who recently served as a senior advisor at Stanford, as a leading candidate for the offensive coordinator position.
The Jets have interviewed five candidates for the offensive coordinator position, including Darrell Bevell and Greg Roman.

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