The search for the New York Jets’ next head coach rolls on. ESPN NFL insider Dan Graziano decided to skip all the way to the end and predict who he believes will land the job. One of the six open head coach positions in the NFL is in New York. The Jets are casting a wide net having interviewed a double digit amount of candidates to this point.

The team announced another interview on Thursday, this time with Houston Texans offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik: We have completed an interview with Bobby Slowik for our Head Coach position. Slowik, 37, has held his current role for the past two seasons. In Houston, Slowik has overseen the emergence of quarterback CJ Stroud.

The jump from position coach to head coach is unusual but not unprecedented. A great example of it working is Andy Reid, who went from Packers quarterbacks coach to Eagles head coach in 1999. Reid has won 273 regular season games, the fourth most in NFL history, and has won three Super Bowls with the Chiefs.

The New York Jets are looking to fill their vacant head coaching position. New York has had its eyes on more candidates than pretty much any other team out the

The New York Jets interviewed Rex Ryan for their head coaching position, but have reportedly already passed on the former head coach.

The New York Jets' head coaching search faces an early setback as 49ers quarterbacks coach Brian Griese turns down an interview request, sparking debate among fans and analysts.

The New York Jets are conducting an extensive search for their new head coach, but at least one candidate has taken his name out of the running. Brian Griese declined an opportunity to interview with the Jets,