Among the list of requested coaches to interview include offensive coordinators Todd Monken (Baltimore Ravens), Kellen Moore (Philadelphia Eagles), Joe Brady (Buffalo Bills), Liam Coen (Tampa Bay Buccaneers), and Ben Johnson (Detroit Lions).
Defensive coordinators Baalke requested for interviews include Aaron Glenn (Lions) and Patrick Graham (Las Vegas Raiders).
Former New York Jets head coach Robert Saleh was also on the list of candidates that the team released.
Monken (58) was the mastermind behind this year's historic season for the Ravens offence, in which they ranked first in the NFL and third in scoring. MVP candidate Lamar Jackson broke multiple records this year, including the first QB in NFL history to throw for over 4,000 yards and rush for over 800.
Moore (36) is in his sixth year as an offensive coordinator and first for the Eagles, and an offence that was ranked eighth this season and seventh in scoring.
Johnson (38) led the Lions to the number-one scoring offence in the league and the number-two overall offence. Defensive coordinator counterpart Glenn led the Lions to the 20th-ranked defence, but was one riddled with injuries on top of injuries.
Brady (35) led the Bills to the 10th ranked offence this season that also ranked second in scoring. Brady has been the OC for the Bills since 2022.
The Bucs were third in total scoring and fourth in total offence this season under Coen (39) in his first season as the team's offensive coordinator. Coen was the offensive coordinator for the 2022 Los Angeles Rams team that went on to win the Super Bowl.
Graham (45) led the Raiders to the 15th-ranked defence this season but was 26th in scoring.
Saleh (45) and Baalke are familiars after working in the San Francisco 49ers system together. The New York Jets fired Saleh after a Week 5 loss to the Minnesota Vikings this past season.