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On tonight's episode, hosts Glenn and Dylan discuss the ongoing search for new leaders of the New York Jets organization. Who is the current favorite? When will a hire be made? They also give their thoughts on the latest Senior Bowl news out of Mobile.

On this episode of JetNation Live, Glenn and Dylan break down the list of GM candidates named by The Athletic while going over the performances of Braleon Allen and Isaiah Davis against the Dolphins. We'll also look at the Jets banged up secondary and some of our own personal worst draft projections.

NY Jets Roster Discussion - Who Stays & Who Goes. Glenn Naughton and Dylan Tereman take a look at what the team could look like next year. Quarterback Aaron Rodgers future will likely generate the most significant discussion this off-season but there are other players worth putting under the microscope. With no hope of making the playoffs and a new GM and head coach search under way, it’s time for the guys at JetNation radio to do a full 53-man roster review with a look at who should stay and who should go.

On this episode of JetNation Radio, our NY Jets Podcast, Glenn and Chris take a look at each and every one of the claims made by The Athletic against Jets owner Woody Johnson. What's real? What's fake? What's a bit of both? We'll serve up our opinions on that and more. Woody Johnson has been all over the news with reports of meddling. With a head coach and GM search under way, reports of a meddling owner with a track record of no success does not help at all. Benching Tony AdamsTyron SmithBryce HuffDeVante AdamsTrade day trades nixed?Woody Johnson silence Listen or watch this show and let us know what you think.

While it's been obvious to us for some time now that former Jets head coach Rex Ryan has been subtly working at getting his old job back at 1 Jets Drive, we've reached a point where it's no longer subtle.  At all. Appearing on ESPN New York's Bart and Hahn, Ryan praised the level of talent on the Jets roster and had this to say; "I look at it this way, blow it up?  We're going to blow the opponents up.  There's way too much talent on this team to play the way we've been playing.  How hard can you get a guy to play?  That's the thing.  Nobody has seen a team going to play as hard is this team is going to lay in the future, trust me, if I'm the guy". Notice Ryan twice using the term "we" before even getting to the open acknowledgement that he wants the job. Fired along with GM John Idzik back in 2014, Ryan was at the helm the last time the Jets had any modicum of success, winning four playoff games on the road in 2009 and 2010.  From that point forward however, the talent dwindled under Idzik and Ryan's big, bold, brash predictions became more more of a circus side show than NFL football team. Ryan would go 26-38 with no playoff appearances over his final four seasons with the Jets before going to Buffalo for two years in which he would go 15-16.  The son former Jets, Bears and Eagles Coach Buddy Ryan hasn't coached since.