The Jets will be holding a couple of interviews with members of the Chiefs organization on Wednesday. According to multiple reports, they will interview offensive coordinator Matt Nagy for their head coaching vacancy. That interview will take place remotely.

Manheim Central graduate Matt Nagy is reportedly under consideration for multiple NFL head coaching jobs. According to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, the New York Jets are interested in interviewing Nagy,

According to multiple reports, the New York Jets have requested to interview current Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Matt Nagy for their vacant head coaching position. Nagy, 46, began his professional coaching career working as an intern under Andy Reid with the Philadelphia Eagles in 2008,

As they await the start of their participation in the NFL Playoffs, one of Andy Reid's coordinators with the Kansas City Chiefs could move to another franchise next season. The Kansas City Chiefs‘ campaign was solid and convincing,

Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce may soon find themselves without one of their key playmakers on the sidelines. Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Matt Nagy is reportedly in

Two 8-8 records followed Nagy and the Bears the next two years. However, the second in 2020 was enough to qualify Chicago for the playoffs, where they'd lose to the Saints in the

Jacksonville Jaguars: Fired head coach Doug Pederson on January 6. New England Patriots: Fired head coach Jerod Mayo on January 5. Requested interview with Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson.

The Jets will reportedly interview 13 people for their head coach opening, a number that includes both currently employed coordinators/coaches and several former head coaches who are not actively coaching for an NFL team. Matt Nagy, Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator and former Bears head coach

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The Kansas City Chiefs will enjoy a full two weeks of preparation before their first playoff game this year as they locked down the AFC's No. 1 seed on Christmas Day, earning a first-round bye in the postseason.

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