### Jeff Ulbrich Takes Over as Jets Interim Head Coach, Plans Offensive Shake-Up

On Tuesday, Jeff Ulbrich stepped into the role of interim head coach for the New York Jets, prompted largely by the team's disappointing offensive performance in the first five weeks of the season. The Jets have faced struggles on offense, ranking 25th in points scored, in sharp contrast to their defense, which stands fifth in points allowed.

Ulbrich, who also serves as the team's defensive coordinator, has made it clear that he intends to scrutinize the offensive side thoroughly. He emphasized the necessity of significant changes to improve the team’s overall production. At the center of any offensive strategy is quarterback Aaron Rodgers, whom Ulbrich described as a "vital resource" in navigating these adjustments.

“Aaron and I spoke about this earlier today, and we agreed on the need for change,” Ulbrich noted on the team's website. He added, “The players have to sense an element of change, whether that involves our process, scheduling meetings, practices, or preparations the night before games. This change needs to transcend just me taking on the head coaching role. We’ll be evaluating everything we do, making the necessary adjustments to prepare for Monday night.”

The shake-up follows the dismissal of former head coach Robert Saleh, and there is uncertainty about whether the team will proceed with making Todd Downing, the passing game coordinator, the offensive play caller. Previously, offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett held that role. Ulbrich may consider different strategies to enhance the performance of Rodgers and the rest of the offensive unit.

The coming weeks will be telling for the Jets as Ulbrich implements his changes and aims to revitalize a struggling offense. The team's fans and players alike will be watching closely to see if these adjustments can translate into better results on the field.