THE Denver Broncos have two candidates leaving the team for a head coaching position this offseason.
The first candidate is defensive coordinator Vance Josephwho is expected to interview today for the vacant New York Jets position, according to multiple reports. After the New York interview, Joseph will have a HC interview with the Las Vegas Raiders on Thursday, according to Mike Klis of KUSA-TV.
If Joseph leaves Broncos for a HC job with another NFL team, Denver will receive a pair of third-round compensatory picks (one in 2025 and one in 2026).
Another candidate to leave the Broncos in 2025 is a senior personnel executive David Shawwho interviewed Tuesday for the Chicago Bears head coaching job.
Since Shaw has only been in Denver for one season, the Broncos won’t receive a pick if he gets a head coaching job in 2025.
Meanwhile, Denver’s assistant special teams coach, Chris Banjois a candidate for special teams coordinator for the San Francisco 49ers and assistant general manager for the Broncos. Darren Mougey is a candidate for general manager of the Jets.
Denver may need to find replacement coaches and executives in the coming weeks. Stay tuned.
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