Jets.

Campbell reportedly turned down the opportunity to interview with the team last week.

Smart man.

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An Intriguing Option

The Kansas City Chiefs lead the league in points and yards, making the team's offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy an intriguing candidate.

A product of Andy Reid's coaching tree, Bieniemy's system has led to the success of second-year quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who fired 50 TDs in 2018.

Mahomes also threw for over 5,000 yards this season.

A relative unknown with only one year of coordinator experience at the NFL level leaves some to be desired, but the thought of a Jets QB approaching any of those marks makes my mouth water...

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Return of the Sanchize

OK, so picture this..

A failed career, a wasted draft pick, an underachiever on one of the league'smost talented teams during his playing days, but Mark "The Sanchize" Sanchez makes his triumphant return to New York City as coach of the Jets, leading current first round pick Sam Darnold to the Super Bowl Sanchez was supposed to deliver nearly a decade prior.

Sounds like a pretty good screenplay, doesn't it?

There isn't a shot in hell Mark Sanchez sniffs the Jets sideline in any capacity any time soon...and erm, there's a decent chance he never appears on a sideline again following his performance this season in Washington.

But (fumble), Mark Sanchez jokes are always funny.

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Old School

Let's kick it old school, with 66-year-old coaching candidate Bruce Arians.

The former Arizona Cardinals head coach from 2013-17 has been linked to the Buccaneers and Cleveland Browns job openings, though