The New York Jets are parting ways with offensive coordinator Tanner Engstrand, according to a report from ESPN’s Adam Schefter. The decision to move on from the offensive play-caller comes as the organization begins a broader evaluation of its coaching staff and performance following a challenging season.
Engstrand, who was tasked with leading the Jets offense, saw the unit struggle with consistency and production throughout his tenure. Despite having key pieces in place, the team’s inability to find a rhythm on the offensive side of the ball ultimately led to the front office and coaching staff deciding that a change in leadership was necessary for the franchise's future success.
The Jets will now begin an immediate search for a new offensive coordinator to fill the vacancy. This hire will be critical as the team looks to maximize the window of its current roster and improve upon their rankings in scoring and total yardage. The move signals the team's commitment to finding a new direction for their offensive strategy heading into the next league year.
As of now, the New York Jets have not officially announced a list of candidates or a timeline for the new hire. Engstrand becomes one of several coaching changes across the league as teams look to reset their staff during the offseason cycle.
This is a developing story. Check back for updates.
Sources & Original Reporting
