The phrase opposites attract has commonly been used in reference to the dating world, but it also applies to NFL head coaching searches. Over the years, there has been a track record of NFL teams targeting head coaching candidates with a background opposite to that of who they fired.

Now that the Pittsburgh Steelers season has come to a merciful end, there will be plenty of time for finger pointing and laying blame for why the Steelers came up short in the playoffs once again. To be fair,

The NFL coaching carousel is spinning slowly. The Jets, Saints and Bears got a head start in their searches because they fired coaches during the season. The Jaguars and Raiders joined the hunt last week. The Cowboys jumped in Monday so they have to wait to interview assistants on playoff teams because the first window passed.

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.

The Denver Broncos have two candidates to leave the team for a head coach job this offseason. The first candidate is defensive coordinator Vance Joseph, who is set to intervie

The New York Jets interviewed Denver Broncos defensive coordinator Vance Joseph on Wednesday for their head coach position.

Joseph had a short playing career that included one season with the Jets. He appeared in 13 games at cornerback for the Jets in 1995 and had two interceptions. Joseph has been coaching in the NFL for 20 seasons and has head coaching experience.

The New York Jets' search for a new head coach continues, with reports linking them to a former Boston College head coach.

The New York Jets announced they completed an interview with Broncos DC Vance Joseph for their head coach job on Wednesday. New York’s full list of candidates