New York Jets Mark Cannizzaro There’s nuance to Frank Reich’s Jets mixed bag — but it’s clear this team is at a tipping point By Mark Cannizzaro Published Nov. 12, 2026, 8:48 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results.
Make New York Post a Preferred Source Jets offensive coordinator Frank Reich talks to the media before practice in Florham Park, NJ. Bill Kostroun for NY Post It’s that time of the NFL season when it’s in vogue to beat up on the Jets and everything associated with them.
This is an understandable reaction — particularly from success-starved Jets fans — considering the team’s 2-7 record en route to what’s certain to be a 16th consecutive season without a playoff berth and 11th without a winning record.
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One of the rites of passage when beat-up-the-Jets hits its full stride is to prop up the offensive coordinator as a punching bag.
Frank Reich is the Jets’ 10th offensive coordinator since Brian Schottenheimer, who manned the offense from 2006-11, was the last to hold the role for more than two seasons.
