Jets to interview Jon Robinson, ESPN’s Louis Riddick for GM job
NY Post
Let the interviews begin.
The Jets are taking the next step in finding their new general manager when they begin interviews this week, a source confirmed. The first known candidates are former Titans GM Jon Robinson and ESPN analyst Louis Riddick.
Robinson will interview this week while Riddick’s interview may come later.
The Jets are able to interview candidates who are not currently working for an NFL team. Anyone currently employed by a team will have to be interviewed after the season.
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