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Jets finish interview with Scott Fitterer

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The New York Jets' front office drama is back in the news after a report claims that the team began its coaching search before firing incumbent Todd Bowles.

The Jets announced they have finished their interview with Scott Fitterer for their General Manager vacancy.

Terry Fontenot of the Saints will visit with the Jets on Saturday, per Ian Rapoport of NFL Media. Eagles vice president of player personnel Joe Douglas, the favorite for the job, will interview Sunday, Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated reports. Bears assistant director of player personnel Champ Kelly will interview with the Jets next week.

Fitterer has worked for the Seahawks since 2001 and currently serves as Seattle’s co-director of player personnel alongside Trent Kirchner. While both men oversee the college and pro departments, Fitterer has spent more time on the college side.

The Seahawks hired Fitterer as an area scout in 2001 and the club promoted him to director of college scouting in 2010 following the hirings of head coach Pete Carroll and General Manager John Schneider. In 2015, Fitterer became the team’s co-director of player personnel.

Seattle has made the postseason seven times since 2010, appearing in two Super Bowls and winning Super Bowl XLVIII.

The Jets fired General Manager Mike Maccagnan this month after allowing him to run the draft and free agency.