Mike Florio sees a scenario where Aaron Rodgers could join the Titans next season, despite them having the No. 1 pick.

New York shouldn't be worried about missing out on a top candidate even though Tennessee is moving on with its own executive.

The New York Jets reportedly have a new interview lined up for their vacant general manager position. Per ESPN's Jeremy Fowler, Minnesota Vikings

New York Jets and former Florida State star defensive end Jermaine Johnson II suffered a devastating Achilles injury near the end of the third quarter in the Jets' 24-17 win over the Tennessee Titans in Week 2. The injury sidelined him for the rest of the season.

That has led to a few important members of Tampa Bay's front office getting looks elsewhere. According to the Tampa Bay Times's Rick Stroud, the Tennesee Titans have informed the Buccaneers that they plan to interview Assistant General Manager John Spytek for their open General Manager position.

There are 12 candidates and counting that have been reported to have already interviewed or have interviews on the books with the Jets as of Monday afternoon. Mike Vrabel, who most recently was the head coach of the Tennessee Titans from 2018-23, had reportedly a positive interview in New York.

The Tennessee Titans are officially on the clock for the 2025 NFL Draft. The Titans locked up the No. 1 pick with Sunday's loss to the Houston Texans combined with the New England Patriots beating the Buffalo Bills in Week 18.

The Chicago Bears will conduct a formal interview with former Tennessee Titans head coach Mike Vrabel on Wednesday as part of their coaching search,

Tom Brady is expected to have a huge say in who lands the Las Vegas Raiders head coach job. Owner Mark Davis is not afraid to chop and change as he looks for results and Antonio Pierce was fired

The New York Jets have reportedly interviewed former Tennessee Titans head coach Mike Vrabel for their vacant head coach position, according to The Athletic: The #Jets will interview Mike Vrabel at the facility today.

The New York Jets interviewed two candidates for their head-coaching job this week — Ron Rivera and Mike Vrabel.