Former Boston College Football Head Coach Completes Interview With Jets, The Rundown: January 18, 2025
Former Boston College football head coach Jeff Hafley has completed his interview with the New York Jets.
The organization announced that the interview was completed on Friday afternoon via social media.
Hafley served as the Eagles head coach from 2020-23. Currently, he is the defensive coordinator for the Green Bay Packers.
27 days.
Boston College ➡️ Houston ✈️
Excited to have Halle join the Coogs! 🐾 pic.twitter.com/LtIH0SHBYX
— Houston Volleyball (@UHCougarVB) January 17, 2025
A night to remember 🔥
Career-high 29 points for @_tyatodd_ last night! Her eight threes are the most in an ACC game this season, and tie the BC single game record. pic.twitter.com/1ANnDT6tM6
— Boston College Women’s Basketball (@BC_WBB) January 17, 2025
Birdball greats back on campus 🫡
A warm welcome back to @SalFrelick and @CodyMorissette 🦅🦅 pic.twitter.com/9PIVu3ONu8
— Boston College Baseball (@BCBirdBall) January 17, 2025
“People were riled when Leahy left. I remember that Father [Bill] Murphy put out a press release when it happened, wishing Leahy well. As far as the press release went, it was like President Bush wishing Clinton well.”
– Rev. Charles Donovan
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