The New York Jets have made wholesale changes to their offensive staff after an abysmal 2025 season.<\/p>\n
Those changes were officially announced by the team on Tuesday.<\/p>\n
We’ve filled out our offensive coaching staff.<\/p>\n
\u2014 New York Jets (@nyjets) February 10, 2026<\/a><\/p>\n Jets 2026 offensive staff<\/p>\n These are the confirmed hires announced by the team:<\/p>\n Offensive coordinator: Frank Reich<\/a><\/p>\n Passing game coordinator: Seth Ryan<\/p>\n QB coach: Bill Musgrave<\/p>\n Offensive assistant\/assistant QBs: Thomas Merkle<\/p>\n Tight end coach: Alfredo Roberts<\/p>\n Assistant Offensive Line: Al Netter<\/p>\n Offensive assistant: Matthew Sargent<\/p>\n Some of these hires, including Reich and Ryan, were reported recently. The most notable hire announced on Wednesday is quarterbacks coach Bill Musgrave.<\/p>\n The 58-year-old previously worked as the Cleveland Browns\u2019 quarterbacks coach in 2025. In the past, Musgrave has served as an offensive coordinator for the Broncos (2017-18), Raiders (2015-16), Vikings (2011-13), and Jaguars (2003-04).<\/p>\n Whoever the next starting quarterback is for the Jets, they will have the benefit of decades of experience from their offensive coordinator<\/a> and quarterback coach.<\/p>\n Netter, Merkle, and Sargent followed Reich from Stanford University.<\/p>\n The Jets have completely revamped their offensive staff. Now, the focus must shift to finding players that fit the new scheme going forward.<\/p>\n