The New York Jets interviewed five more candidates Saturday for their general manager vacancy, including Minnesota senior vice president of player personnel Ryan Grigson and Detroit executive Chris Spielman.
The team also spoke to Denver assistant GM Darren Mougey, Cincinnati executive Trey Brown and Washington assistant GM Lance Newmark on a busy day of meetings for the Jets.
New York has interviewed 13 known candidates for the general manager job as it looks to replace Joe Douglas, who was fired in November.
Grigson, Spielman, Mougey, Brown and Newmark joined Tampa Bay assistant GM Mike Greenberg, Los Angeles Rams senior personnel executive Ray Farmer, Kansas City assistant GM Mike Borgonzi, Philadelphia assistant GM Alec Halaby, Senior Bowl executive director Jim Nagy, former Atlanta GM Thomas Dimitroff, former Tennessee GM Jon Robinson and ESPN analyst Louis Riddick.