Marcus Freeman could draw NFL interest as Jets consider coaching changes
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: May 31, 2026, 11:02 PM
Last updated May 31, 2026
Marcus Freeman, head coach of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, may be in line for an NFL coaching position as early as 2027. With current Jets head coach Aaron Glenn's job in jeopardy, Freeman is viewed as a strong candidate due to previous interest from NFL teams like the New York Giants. Despite this potential opportunity, sources indicate Freeman is focused on winning a national championship at Notre Dame before making any moves to the professional level. Insiders suggest that Freeman’s future choices could become clearer with his team's performance this fall, particularly with the prospect of dual-threat QB CJ Carr leading the squad.
- •Freeman could be a candidate for the Jets' head coach in 2027.
- •Aaron Glenn's position with the Jets is under heavy scrutiny.
- •The Giants previously showed interest in Freeman.
- •Freeman aims to win a national title before considering NFL offers.
- •CJ Carr's leadership may impact Freeman's decisions this fall.
- 11:02 PMYahoo Sports — A perfect storm could lead Notre Dame Fighting Irish football coach Marcus Freeman to the NY Jets in 2027
"Notre Dame Fighting Irish head coach Marcus Freeman has a chance to jump to the NFL next year, though only on one condition.
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