Greenberg, who has spent 15 years with the Bucs, will interview for the Jets general manager’s job, the Tampa Bay Times confirmed. The Bucs assistant general manager joined the club in 2010 as a player personnel assistant. He rose steadily in the organization, becoming a creative manager of the team’s salary cap.

The season the Bucs had and how the 2024 draft class performed may be the year they lost some front-office assistants to another team. On Monday, the first of those dominos began to officially

Cincinnati Bengals executive Trey Brown has been a hot name in recent NFL front-office openings, and that will continue this offseason. According to NFL Network reporter Tom Pelissero, the New York Jets have requested an interview with Brown.