New York Jets Daily, 1/25/18: Senior Bowl report, Coaching Shake-Up

The New York Jets are at the Senior Bowl, but who do they have their eyes set on? We evaluate the top prospects in the game that could be wearing green and white next season. Plus a coaching shake-up on 1 Jets Drive.

The New York Jets are looking to improve their team in 2018 and the first stop on the Improve the Jets Express is the Senior Bowl. NFL Network’s Andrew Siciliano and Daniel Jeremiah Talk with Mike Mayock broke down some of the top targets to keep an eye on here…

The 2018 @seniorbowl is off and running.

Who are the players to watch in Mobile?@nflnetwork says → https://t.co/PyMFHiEVGD pic.twitter.com/UyAGp0gWL4

— New York Jets (@nyjets) January 23, 2018

Here are some of the names they discussed:

• Josh Allen, QB, Wyoming
• Baker Mayfield, QB, Oklahoma
• Marcus Davenport, DE, UTSA

While there were some initial reports suggesting the Jets would be content with Jeremy Bates being the offensive coordinator and quarterback coach, they’re doing their due diligence.

https://twitter.com/JordanRaanan/status/956254744187670529

Multiple reports have revealed that the Jets will be interviewing Detroit Lions quarterback coach Brian Callahan for a lateral move to gang green. If you remember the Jets chased Callahan last season for their offensive coordinator position.

We have parted ways with OL coach Steve Marshall.

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— New York Jets (@nyjets) January 24, 2018

While some more shakeup on the coaching staff. The Jets announced that they have parted way with offensive line coach Steve Marshall. Marshall had just completed his third season with the Jets.

"I've been able to address that, show I've made mistakes and I've learned and moved forward.

I'll do anything for whatever team drafts me."@baker_mayfield6 has something to prove this week at the @seniorbowl. https://t.co/0lUtqF5anm

— NFL Network (@nflnetwork) January 24, 2018

There’s been a lot of question marks surrounding former Oklahoma star Baker Mayfield as he enters the 2018 NFL Draft process. But he has answered a few early questions…

Corrected wingspan measurement from earlier tweet on Baker Mayfield:
Height: 6003 (6'0 3/8)
Weight: 216
Hand: 9 1/2
Arm: 30 1/2
Wingspan 73 7/8

— Reese's Senior Bowl (@seniorbowl) January 24, 2018

Many thought Mayfield would measure under six feet, he passed that test. Mayfield had bigger hands than expected (that’s big because smaller quarterbacks need bigger hands to overcompensate for the fact they’re short and they won’t be as fumble prone).

Other Jets News, Stories:

• 2 Bills a must watch Doc, but painful for Jets fans (Rich Cimini of ESPN New York)
• Josh McCown isn’t retiring after all (Daniel Popper of the New York Daily News)
• Should Jets hope for Kirk Cousins? Or Josh McCown and a rookie? (Connor Hughes of NJ.com)

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