Chris Mortensen: Jets Set To Revamp Offensive Coaching Staff

By Phil Sullivan Posted On January 1, 2012

Chris Mortensen is reporting that the New York Jets are set to make changes to the offensive staff next season. JetNation has reported that it is time for a change and that offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer would not be back with the Jets next season.

The Jets quietly will assess in the offseason, if their candlelight vigil fails to result in a playoff berth, the status of quarterback Mark Sanchez.

According to ESPN’s Chris Mortensen, the Jets also will revamp the offensive coaching staff.

Mort reports that offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer could be fired, despite being owed $3.2 million through 2013. Mort suggests that Chargers coach Norv Turner and Rams offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels, if either is available, could be pursued.

Be sure to enter our Bye Bye Schotty contest and let us know if you think the Jets will make a change.

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