Re-hiring Rex Ryan would be an utterly ridiculous move for the New York Jets due to these five crippling reasons.

The New York Jets are beginning to interview applicants for their vacant head coaching spot, replacing Robert Saleh, who was fired in October. Defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich took over as interim head coach after Saleh was fired.

The Jets have their first interview lined up for their head coaching vacancy. Ron Rivera is scheduled to interview for the job this week, NFL Network reported Monday morning, ahead of the team’s season finale against the Dolphins on Sunday.

Rex Ryan told Jake Asman on ESPN Radio that he plans on interviewing for the vacant head coach position with the New York Jets.

The Jets are currently without a full-time general manager. But that hasn’t stopped owner Woody Johnson from setting up interviews for Gang Green’s vacant head coaching position.

Former Jets coach Rex Ryan said Monday on ESPN New York radio that he expects to interview for the team's head coaching job. Besides Ryan, the team is also expected to interview R

The Jets could have a familiar face back in the building as they're reportedly planning on interviewing a former head coach for their current opening.

Former New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan says he expects that he is going to be called in to discuss returning to the team in their search for a new HC. Per ESPN broadcaster Jake Asman, "Rex Ryan tells me on @DRonESPN on @880ESPNNewYork that he expects to speak with the #Jets for their head coaching opening after the regular season ends.

Rex Ryan has not been shy about campaigning for the New York Jets' head coaching job, which he previously held for six seasons from 2009-2014, arguing in November he'd restore the lowly franchise if given a second chance.