The New York Jets are undergoing a significant coaching change, with offensive coordinator Tanner Engstrand being let go, sources confirmed. This move follows a disappointing 3-14 season under head coach Aaron Glenn. Glenn and Engstrand mutually agreed to part ways, signaling a broader restructuring. The Jets are now actively searching for a new offensive coordinator to lead the team.

This decision comes after the Jets also fired defensive coordinator Steve Wilks in December. The team's struggles on both sides of the ball prompted the need for change. With Glenn returning for a second year, the new coordinators will be tasked with improving the Jets' performance. The Jets' brass hopes these changes will improve their chances of success.

The Jets' offense struggled mightily last season, ranking among the league's worst. The team's focus now shifts to finding the right candidates to revitalize the team. With key decisions to be made, the Jets are hoping that these coaching adjustments will benefit their future. Fans are eager to see how the team will look next season.

Following the recent changes, the Jets will be looking to rebuild and find players that can potentially impact the team. The NFL offseason is a time of change, with teams looking to improve their rosters. The Jets' next move will be interesting, and the team hopes to improve their chances.