The New York Jets have made significant coaching changes, hiring Tanner Engstrand as their new offensive coordinator. Engstrand, previously the passing game coordinator for the Detroit Lions, has a diverse coaching background that includes time with the University of San Diego and the Michigan Wolverines, along with a stint in the XFL. This hire is pivotal for head coach Aaron Glenn, especially considering the Jets' need to address their quarterback situation with Aaron Rodgers.

Engstrand's unexpected leap into the role of offensive leader raises questions about his play-calling experience, as he hasn't officially called plays in the NFL. The Jets must navigate several crucial decisions regarding their offensive line, particularly with tackles Tyron Smith and Morgan Moses seeking new contracts. Engstrand’s expertise will be crucial as the Jets aim to enhance their offensive strategy this offseason.