The New York Jets are bringing back the passing game coordinator position on their coaching staff under Aaron Glenn. According to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, Scott Turner formerly of the Las Vegas Raiders was hired in New York as the team’s passing game coordinator.

Former Bears cornerback Chris Harris has joined the Jets as their cornerbacks coach and passing game coordinator.

The New York Jets are adding Scott Turner to their new staff as the team's pass game coordinator under Aaron Glenn.

According to The Athletic, Nick Caley, the Los Angeles Rams' pass game coordinator and tight end coach, is seen as the favorite for the job, but there's still a wide range of coaches that have garnered interest in the Jets' vacant offensive coordinator role that include:

A new coach in New York: Jets are hiring former Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn as their new head coach, per sources. The former Jets 1994 first-round pick, who became a personnel scout for the team, now is becoming their head coach. pic.twitter.com/eb3nu7it5C

After the Jets signed Aaron Glenn to be their next HC on Wednesday, rumors around his potential staff and there are some big names.

The New York Jets hired Aaron Glenn as their head coach… but that’s just the start. Glenn will be the leader but he can’t do it all himself. Glenn and the Jets will need to hire assistant all across the locker room in New York to help out the new head coach,

New York Jets are now Aaron Glenn's team as the former Jet and Detroit Lions defensive coordinator is the new head coach at One Jets Drive. The Jets currently sit with about $20 million in cap space,

The Jets introduced Aaron Glenn a week ago as their new head coach, giving their fans something to feel hopeful about for the first time in a long time. And Glenn has wasted no time getting to some of the most important decisions of his first season at the helm of a NFL team: filling out his coaching staff.