Houston Texans offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik is interviewing for the New York Jets' head-coaching vacancy on Thursday, via Adam Schefter of ESPN. Slowik was revealed as a potential candidate for the Jets job earlier in the month.

There are currently seven head coaching vacancies in the NFL, including the Jets, where Glenn played eight seasons between 1994-2001. He earned consecutive Pro Bowl nods in 1998 and 1999 and led the NFL with two interception touchdowns in 1996.

Bobby Slowik has a busy day ahead. The Houston Texans' offensive coordinator will interview with the New York Jets for their open head coaching position on Thursday, according to CBS Sports' Jonathan Jones.

The New York Jets are looking to fill their vacant head coaching position. New York has had its eyes on more candidates than pretty much any other team out the

Robert Saleh didn’t get the Jets to fly in three-plus years there, but he has 2 of Super Bowl appearances (and 1 win) on his NFL resume.

The New York Jets requested to interview Green Bay Packers defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley for their open head coaching job, per Albert Breer of MMQB. This will be Hafley’s first head coaching interview. Breer believes the interview will take place at some point near the end of this week.

The New York Jets interviewed interim coach Jeff Ulbrich for their head coach vacancy. Ulbrich was the team’s defensive coordinator the past four seasons and went 3-9 after replacing the fired Robert Saleh on Oct.

The New York Jets will interview Houston Texans offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik on Thursday as part of their coaching search, according to CBS