Former New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan is set to make his case for a comeback as the team's head coach during an interview scheduled for Tuesday.

This speculation comes after Ryan hinted that discussions regarding the coaching vacancy would take place once the current NFL season concluded.

Ryan, who led the Jets from 2009 to 2014, achieved considerable success in his early years, guiding the team to the AFC Championship Game in both of his first two seasons.

However, his later years with the franchise were marked by disappointment, and they have since struggled to reach the playoffs, not having made an appearance since his departure.

At 62 years old, Ryan is seeking to return to the organization that defined a significant portion of his coaching career.

Following his tenure with the Jets, he also coached the Buffalo Bills from 2015 to 2016, where he had a mixed record of 15 wins and 16 losses before being dismissed just one game shy of completing his second season.

The Jets are in urgent need of revitalization after two challenging seasons, and they seem to be exploring options that include seasoned coaches capable of leading the team back into playoff contention.

Alongside Ryan, the Jets have reportedly interviewed other candidates such as Mike Vrabel and Ron Rivera, both of whom have playoff experience as well.

As the Jets look to turn their fortunes around, fans and analysts alike will be watching closely to see if Rex Ryan can reclaim his position and spark a revival for a franchise that has been in dire need of direction.

Will he bring a resurgence to the Jets, or will their search for a new leader continue? Stay tuned!