The New York Jets announced their first two interview candidates for their vacant general manager position. On Tuesday, the Jets (4-10) first said the team conducted an interview with former Atlanta Falcons general manager Thomas Dimitroff. A few hours later, Jon Robinson was the second update.
The New York Jets interviewed former Tennessee Titans general manager Jon Robinson on Tuesday for their GM vacancy. Robinson is the second known general manager candidate to meet with the Jets, who interviewed former Atlanta Falcons GM Thomas Dimitroff on Monday.
Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that the Jets interviewed former Falcons GM Thomas Dimitroff for their GM vacancy on Monday. The Jets have since confirmed the news: Dimitroff last interviewed for the Lions’ GM job back in 2020.
GIANTS ROSTER MOVES. The New York Giants have activated inside linebacker Dyonte Johnson from the injured reserve list, where he had been since the start of the 2024 season with an ankle injury. Johnson’s activation was expected as his 21-day window expires on Christmas Day.
The future of New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers looms as a major question over the team’s general manager search.
The New York Jets are not necessarily looking to roll the dice when it comes to their next general manager hire.
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Despite the tumult in the New York Jets’ organization this season, there are reasons why prospective general managers would be interested.
New York Jets defensive back Tony Adams picked off his first pass of the season in the second quarter of Sunday’s game with the Los Angeles Rams.
The New York Jets fell to the Los Angeles Rams after a critical fumble by quarterback Aaron Rodgers led to a touchdown.
The New York Jets took an early lead with a touchdown pass from Aaron Rodgers to Davante Adams on Sunday against the Los Angeles Rams.
The list of general manager candidates accrued by the New York Jets raises questions about the impartiality of The 33rd Team's search.