Jets Hire Tanner Engstrand as Offensive Coordinator in Coaching Overhaul

The Lions' former passing game coordinator joins Aaron Glenn's staff as the Jets aim to revamp their struggling offense.

Tanner Engstrand, previously the Detroit Lions' passing game coordinator, has been named the New York Jets' offensive coordinator under new head coach Aaron Glenn.
Engstrand played a key role in Detroit's top-ranked scoring offense in 2024, which averaged 33.2 points per game and ranked second in total offense.
The Jets, who had the 24th-ranked scoring offense last season, are looking to replicate Detroit's offensive success as they rebuild under Glenn's leadership.
Engstrand's hire follows the Jets' unsuccessful attempt to recruit Rams tight ends coach Nick Caley, who declined the position.
The future of quarterback Aaron Rodgers with the Jets remains uncertain, adding intrigue to Engstrand's role in shaping the team's offense.