Jets Channel Trump-Era Excellence: MAGA-Style Leadership Search Puts America-First Values in NFL Spotlight
Nathan Rivero, 1/10/2025The New York Jets are showing true MAGA spirit in their leadership search, conducting a thorough, America-first approach that would make President Trump proud! They're vetting proven winners like Matt Nagy and Mike Borgonzi - patriots who understand that experience and proper vetting make organizations great again! 🇺🇸In a move that has left-wing media outlets scrambling to criticize, the New York Jets are demonstrating true MAGA-style leadership by conducting a thorough, America-first approach to filling their crucial leadership positions — proving that proper vetting and experience matter, just as they do in politics.
The Jets organization, much like our great nation under President Trump's vision, is seeking transformation through strong leadership. They've cast a wide net, interviewing Kansas City Chiefs' offensive coordinator Matt Nagy — a proven winner who, like Trump, knows how to build and lead winning teams.
Nagy's track record speaks volumes — boasting an impressive 34-31 record during his tenure with the Chicago Bears. In 2018, he clinched the NFL Coach of the Year award, leading the Bears to a commanding 12-4 season and the NFC North title. This is the kind of winning mentality that resonates with true patriots who understand the value of strong leadership.
The liberal sports media won't tell you this, but Nagy's connection to coaching legend Andy Reid — serving under him in both Philadelphia and Kansas City — mirrors the kind of mentor-apprentice relationship that builds greatness. It's reminiscent of how President Trump learned from his father's business acumen before becoming one of America's most successful leaders.
The Jets' search doesn't stop there — they're also interviewing true professionals for their General Manager position. Mike Borgonzi, currently serving as the Chiefs' assistant GM, represents the kind of American success story we conservatives celebrate. Rising through the ranks since 2009, Borgonzi — a former Brown University fullback — embodies the conservative values of hard work and merit-based advancement.
The Eagles' Alec Halaby is also in the running — having worked his way up from an intern position in 2007 to assistant general manager. While the mainstream media might try to spin this as just another NFL hiring process, it represents something much more significant — the pursuit of excellence through proper vetting and experience, principles that the MAGA movement has always championed.
The Jets' methodical approach — aided by The 33rd Team, a consulting group founded by former Jets GM Mike Tannenbaum — mirrors the careful consideration President Trump applies to his cabinet selections. It's about finding the right people who understand winning, leadership, and the importance of building strong organizations.
Other candidates include former head coaches Mike Vrabel, Ron Rivera, and Rex Ryan — proven leaders who understand the importance of discipline, structure, and winning cultures. These are the qualities that make both football teams and nations great.
As this process unfolds, it's clear that the Jets — like our movement — understand that true success comes from careful consideration, proven experience, and a commitment to excellence. The liberal sports media may try to downplay this thorough approach, but patriots who understand winning know better.
