the Jets may be a good fit as well.

Known for his team's high-powered offenses, Arian was the AP's NFL Coach of the Year in 2012 and 2014, and is a two-time Super Bowl winner as an assistant in Pittsburgh, where he served as offensive coordinator.

A respected veteran in the industry, he boasts a 58-33 career coaching mark and could be the stabilizing voice in a Jets locker room that seemingly lost respect for Bowles this season.

Well, that's a wrap on our list of potential coaches, but please keep in mind that you should take this list with a grain of salt, as every Jets coach this decade has been sentenced to mediocrity.

No NYJ coach has left New York with a winning record since Al Groh, who guided theClick here if on a mobile device.

Joe Garagiola Jr. is Major League Baseball's Judge Dredd.

In the role of senior vice president for standards and on-field operations, Garagiola issues penalties for disciplinary matters for events such as the Texas Rangers-Toronto Blue Jays imbroglio. He succeeded former manager Joe Torre on the job in March, 2011.

What penalty can the Ranger expect for second baseman Rougned Odor, who staggered Toronto's Jose Bautista with a punch after a tie-up at second base? Garagiola's past decisions offer some insight.

Since opening day 2011, a total of 14 position players have received suspensions ranging from one to eight games for their roles in on-the-field brawls. Fines were also issued to most of the offending players.

ESPN baseball writer Jayson Stark is predicting an eight-game suspension for