The Jets have parted ways with Terry Bradway, their senior director of college scouting, and Jeff Bauer, their director of college scouting.
“Today, I informed Terry and Jeff that the organization will be moving forward without them," Jets general manager Mike Maccagnan said. "They have made valuable contributions to the New York Jets for more than a decade and we wish them both success in the future.”
Bradway just finished his 14th season with the New York Jets and his second as senior director of college scouting. Following the 2012 NFL Draft, he added the responsibility of overseeing all team efforts surrounding the draft, a role he also held from 2006-08. During that span he also oversaw the Jets' pro scouting operations.
For five seasons from 2001-05, Bradway served as the Jets' general manager and executive vice president. He was originally hired by owner Woody Johnson in 2001 after having worked for nine seasons for the Kansas City Chiefs. He was also a scout for six seasons with the Giants and spent three seasons as assistant director of player personnel for the USFL's Philadelphia/Baltimore Stars.
Bauer completed his 13th season as a scout with the Jets and his third as director of college scouting. Before joining the Jets, he coached scholastically for 11 years in Houston and in Overland Park, KS.
