The New York Jets are in the market for a new head coach and there have been plenty of connections to one person: Mike Vrabel. While early in the process… with not reported interviews yet to take place, Vrabel’s name has come up multiple times in terms of potential candidates the Jets could be interested in.

The Bears, Saints, and Jets currently have vacancies. Daboll obviously could be toast. The Jaguars probably will fire Doug Pederson. There’s a good chance Antonio Pierce could be one and done with the Raiders. Other potential openings — Colts, Cowboys, Bengals, Dolphins, and Patriots.

During an appearance on the Pat McAfee Show on Tuesday, former NFL quarterback and current ESPN commentator Dan Orlovsky was talking with McAfee about Vrabel's future as a head coach. While McAfee was speaking, Orlovsky said, rather offhandedly, “He's spoken for, I think.”

According to Tom E. Curran, Mike Vrabel "would be interested" in coaching the Patriots if the opportunity arose.

The Chicago Bears are searching for a new head coach after the team fired Matt Eberflus a few weeks ago, and it sounds like some potential candidates have already popped up.

On Jets Final Drive, SNY Jets Reporter Jeane Coakley, SNY NFL Insider Connor Hughes, and SNY's and The Ringer's John Jastremski provide some insight about the potential Jets’ interest in hiring Mike Vrabel as their next head coach,

Former Tennessee Titans head coach Mike Vrabel is widely viewed as the top head coaching candidate on the market right now and even some Ohio State Buckeyes fans are licking their lips at the idea of him replacing Ryan Day if necessary.