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From the rookie quarterback to a revamped weight room to the return of the team owner, a complete makeover has taken place at One Jets Drive.

Copied! The Jets have completed a second interview with the Titans' offensive coordinator Arthur Smith. After speaking with Smith virtually on Jan. 11, the Green & White hosted him on a visit at One Jets Drive. Smith, 38, has coached 10 seasons for the Titans and served as the team's offensive coordinator for the last two. Tennessee was tied for second in yards per game (396.4) in the 2020 season. The offense ranked No. 2 in rushing yards per game (168.1) and red-zone touchdown percent (75%). It also ranked in the top 5 in points per game (30.7) and third-down offense (46.2%). In 20...

Copied! The Jets have completed a second interview with the 49ers' DC Robert Saleh. After speaking with Saleh virtually on Jan. 8, the Green & White hosted him in on a visit at One Jets Drive. Saleh, 41, has coached in the NFL for 16 seasons and has been the 49ers' DC since 2017. Despite injuries to key players, such as DL Nick Bosa and CB Richard Sherman in the 2020 season, his defense ranked in the top five in the NFL in yards per game (314.3), passing yards per game (207.9) and third-down (35.5%). His unit also ranked in the top 10 in rushing yards per game (106.4) and red zone T...

A look at what's happening around the New York Jets: 1. Top Bill-ing? In a perfect world, the Jets' next coach would be a proven winner, someone with Super Bowl bling and the persona to change the culture at One Jets Drive. In 1997, they found that guy in Bill Parcells. To use a Parcells-ism, they once again need a coach with pelts on the wall. Bill Cowher, a new member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, fits the profile. His name was floated as a possibility this week on WFAN radio by morning host Boomer Esiason, Cowher's colleague on CBS' "The NFL Today." People started to connect the dots:

A look at what's happening around the New York Jets: 1. Top Bill-ing? In a perfect world, the Jets' next coach would be a proven winner, someone with Super Bowl bling and the persona to change the culture at One Jets Drive. In 1997, they found that guy in Bill Parcells. To use a Parcells-ism, they once again need a coach with pelts on the wall. Bill Cowher, a new member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, fits the profile. His name was floated as a possibility this week on WFAN radio by morning host Boomer Esiason, Cowher's colleague on CBS' "The NFL Today." People started to connect the dots: