Jets Hire Darren Mougey as General Manager to Lead Franchise Rebuild

Mougey, a former Broncos executive, will work with newly appointed head coach Aaron Glenn to address the Jets' playoff drought and quarterback uncertainty.

Darren Mougey, formerly the Broncos' assistant general manager, has been officially named the New York Jets' general manager, succeeding Joe Douglas.
Mougey brings over a decade of experience with the Broncos, contributing to their Super Bowl win in 2015 and their recent playoff return after an eight-year absence.
The Jets' leadership overhaul also includes new head coach Aaron Glenn, marking a fresh start with both leaders in their first roles at this level.
Key decisions for Mougey and Glenn include determining Aaron Rodgers' future with the team and addressing the Jets' long-standing quarterback challenges.
The Jets' playoff drought of 14 years, the longest in North American professional sports, underscores the urgency of their efforts to rebuild and compete.