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    The New York Daily News’ Manish Mehta reports Jets QBs coach Jeremy Bates is a “strong candidate” to replace ex-OC John Morton.
    Despite a relatively successful season considering the talent, Morton was fired because of locker-room issues. Bates reportedly “had a significant role” in game-planning under Morton, so he could bring continuity without the off-field concerns. Mehta listed ex-Broncos OC Mike McCoy, Eagles QBs coach John DeFilippo, ex-Steelers OC Todd Haley, and Lions QBs coach Brian Callahan as external options.
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    Jets promoted QBs coach Jeremy Bates to offensive coordinator.
    ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports they are “expected” to promote Bates, which means it is going to happen. It is a quick turnaround for Bates, who spent several years out of the league after a rocky one-year stint as Seattle’s coordinator in 2010. He clearly made an impression in his first year with the Jets, however, and reportedly “had a significant role” in game-planning under ex-OC John Morton. No matter how good of a coach he is, Bates’ success will hinge on the Jets’ ability to find a quarterback.