New York Jets and Assistant GM Rex Hogan Part Ways

Despite building a top-five defense, the team has struggled offensively under Hogan's tenure with several top draft picks underperforming.

Rex Hogan, the assistant general manager of the New York Jets, has mutually agreed to part ways with the team after five seasons.
Hogan was a key figure in the Jets' decision-making process, overseeing the college and pro scouting departments and playing a significant role in personnel evaluation.
Despite building a top-five defense, the Jets have struggled offensively under Hogan and general manager Joe Douglas, with several top draft picks not performing as expected.
Among the unsuccessful picks were Zach Wilson, Mekhi Becton, Denzel Mims, and Elijah Moore.
The Jets are expected to make further staff changes this offseason, with some already occurring on the coaching staff.