The New York Jets have interviewed current ESPN NFL analyst Louis Riddick for their vacant general manager position. Riddick, 55, has never held the GM title in the league before, but he has been a coveted interview candidate for vacant jobs in recent years and is a well-respected pundent in his industry.

The New York Jets have kicked their search for a general manager into high gear and a familiar name is involved. On Thursday ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter reported that the Jets interviewed his co-worker Louis Riddick for the opening.

Trying to find the structure to repair a broken organization, the New York Jets officially interviewed an ESPN analyst for GM vacancy.

With their 2024 season winding down, the New York Jets continue to make plays for 2025 and beyond. The team announced Thursday that it has completed an interview with former NFL player and executive and current ESPN analyst Louis Riddick for their general manager position.

ESPN analyst and former NFL safety Louis Riddick also interviewed with the team for their general manager vacancy. Riddick, who previously worked in the front offices of Washington and Philadelphia, is the fourth known GM candidate to meet with the Jets.

The regular season isn’t even over yet, but the New York Jets are itching to get in front of a few different head coaching candidates. Their interview process started with a visit from former NFL head coach Ron Rivera,

The New York Jets’ miserable 2024 season will come to a close on Sunday afternoon following a Week 18 matchup with the Miami Dolphins, and the franchise apparently won’t be wasting any time attempting to find their next head coach.