Reports – NY Jets reportedly have interest in former Falcons Head coach Arthur Smith insider reveals

Sometimes, the grass isn’t always greener on the other side. Falcons fans have found that out the hard way this season, most of whom begged for the organization to move on from Arthur Smith, which they did following a Week 18 blowout loss to the New Orleans Saints last year.

As a result, the Falcons hired Raheem Morris, whose first season as head coach has been underwhelming, to say the least. The Falcons need a miracle to break their postseason drought, and find themselves in the same position they were in under Arthur Smith, despite investing heavily into the roster during the offseason.

Meanwhile, Smith has enjoyed his time in Pittsburgh. The Steelers are on their way to another postseason and have a much more formidable offense capable of making noise with the former Falcons head coach calling the shots. It hasn’t been perfect, but it’s been enough to catch the eyes of the rest of the league.

According to NFL insider Josina Anderson, the New York Jets are considering Arthur Smith for their head coaching vacancy, and they won’t be the only ones to inquire once the offseason begins.

“I’m told the Jets have internally discussed interest in interviewing Steelers OC Arthur Smith and Commanders OC Kliff Kingsbury for the head coach vacancy, per sources,” Anderson writes on Twitter/X.

In hindsight, Smith never really got a fair shake in Atlanta. The quarterback situation was dismal, and the Falcons spent most of his tenure getting out of a messy cap situation that was created by the former regime. The fact that Smith was even able to scrape together seven wins in each of his three seasons with the team is somewhat remarkable, and one has to wonder if he would have done a better job this year than his successor in Raheem Morris.

Jets Set to Soar: Gang Green Fully Ready to End Year on High Note vs. Dolphins

The New York Jets season is nearly over, with one game left for the franchise to get through before sweeping changes take place off the field.

Aaron Rodgers and his future is murky at best, along with other star players like Garrett Wilson and Davante Adams, but the roster has one last chance to get something positive from the year.

The Jets’ Week 18 matchup against the Miami Dolphins at MetLife Stadium could be the last time we see several players pull on a New York uniform. With Miami potentially without Tua Tagovailoa, the Jets could grind out a win.

And that’s exactly what CBS Sports thinks they’ll do.

“The Dolphins need this game to have a playoff chance, but they might be without Tua Tagovailoa,” CBS Sports writes. “This is also a second straight road game, which isn’t easy. The Jets look like they have packed it in, but maybe one more game at home against the rival will get them to play. Jets win it.”

Finishing the season off with a win won’t change anything in the grand scheme of things, but it will leave a positive taste in fans’ mouths despite the obvious failures this year.

Thought to be a Super Bowl contender in preseason, the Jets, after starting 2-1, fell into a hole they couldn’t get out of.

Now, with one game left before changes both on and off the field will happen, this is the last chance to put on a show in what could be Rodgers’ last-ever game in the NFL, too.

BREAKING: insider reveals New York Giants’ final stance on Brian Daboll firing

The New York Giants are one of the more intriguing teams of the offseason, as changes could be coming after a poor season. Speculation suggests head coach Brian Daboll could wind up being one of those changes.

Chatter around the NFL suggests that Daboll will be let go by the Giants, according to Dianna Russini of The Athletic. General manager Joe Schoen is expected to be retained.

Russini notes that, by contrast, many within the Giants’ building believe Daboll will get another season, including the coach himself. No decision is believed to have been made yet by owner John Mara.

There have been reports that Mara is still a believer in Daboll, which could save the head coach. The Giants are 3-13, however, and it would be presumptuous to assume anyone is safe after a season that has produced that sort of result.

Daboll led the Giants to the NFC divisional round in his first year as head coach in 2022.

The team has gotten worse every year since, however, culminating in a dreadful 2024 season that included the release of starting quarterback Daniel Jones. Whether Daboll gets another season and a chance to work with whoever the team’s next quarterback is remains to be seen