New York Jets Reportedly Made ‘Legitimate Attempts’ to Hire Someone Who Would Replace Nathaniel Hackett

Has Aaron Rodgers become a key decision-maker for the New York Jets?

There’s speculation that the Jets tried to replace offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett during the offseason by seeking someone to oversee the offense.

However, Hackett still holds his position, sparking various reactions. Some observers show sympathy towards Hackett, while others critique his performance, particularly in light of Aaron Rodgers’ favoritism towards him.

“Not as a new offensive coordinator, but a title above who would run the show. The Jets had enough things they needed to address this offseason without replacing areas they’re content with. That pursuit tells me, internally, there are legitimate concerns with Hackett’s ability to successfully run things.

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The Jets made "legitimate attempts this offseason to hire someone who would, essentially, replace Nathaniel Hackett," per @Connor_J_Hughes:

"Not as a new offensive coordinator, but a title above who would run the show. The Jets had enough things they needed to address this… pic.twitter.com/Hp0F2ADjSG

— Jets Videos (@snyjets) May 13, 2024

Questions loom over the team’s offensive strategy and Hackett’s leadership abilities, with suggestions that Rodgers’ influence might be a significant reason why Hackett remains in charge.