The Seattle Seahawks don't regret trading Percy Harvin to the New York Jets in the middle of the 2014 regular season.

"Percy is a unique player, so you have to use him in a unique fashion," Seahawks general manager John Schneider said during Media Day on Tuesday. "So, we kind of just got back to playing more basic: Run the ball and hammer it out, read- option. Getting back to a little bit more up field instead of horizontal."

Harvin's sometimes rocky relationship with a few teammates came to light in the wake of the trade, but Schneider admitted it wasn't easy to part ways with such an explosive talent.

"It was difficult, but we had talked to ownership about it," Schneider said. "When you have support of the ownership, it makes it that much easier. So, he knew there were several reasons why it may not work out. As long as we're communicating with ownership in that regard and explaining why it didn't work out, it's much easier to do than waking up in the morning and saying, 'Hey, we're going to do this.'"

The NFL will have a 9:30 AM EST kickoff for all three London games in 2015.

The New York Jets will play the Miami Dolphins on Oct. 4, while the Buffalo Bills play the Jacksonville Jaguars on Oct. 25 and the Detroit Lions will play the Kansas City Chiefs on Nov. 1.

The Dolphins, Jaguars and Chiefs will be the designated home team for the games, meaning they will lose a home game at their own stadium.

Chan Gailey hasn't heard from the New York Jets about his candidacy as offensive offensive coordinator.

"Everybody made it seem like a done deal -- everybody except me," Gailey said Monday.

Gailey spent the past two seasons out of the NFL after being fired by the Buffalo Bills as head coach.

Gailey said three other teams have talked to him about joining their staffs and he is contemplating whether to do it, as he only wants to coach with the right team in the right situation.

The New York Jets have hired Chan Gailey as offensive coordinator.

Gailey was off the NFL radar following his dismissal in 2012 as head coach of the Buffalo Bills.

Gailey has had only two top-10 offenses over 10 seasons as a coordinator and head coach.

The New York Jets have hired Todd Bowles as head coach.

Bowles was one of the top coaching candidates this offseason following another successful season as defensive coordinator of the Arizona Cardinals. The Jets also had Dan Quinn of the Seattle Seahawks high on their list and were prepared to offer the job to him had they been eliminated from the playoffs on Saturday.

Bowles will receive a four-year contract, a source told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter.

Bowles will join Mike Maccagnan to lead the Jets' new regime as they attempt to rebuild the franchise's credibility after a 4-12 record, its fourth consecutive non-winning season.

The New York Jets have hired Mike Maccagnan as the club's new general manager.

Maccagnan was most recently director of college scouting for the Houston Texans.

Maccagnan will be the Jets' third GM in the last four years, replacing John Idzik, who was fired after only two seasons.

John Fox has declined an offer from the New York Jets to interview for their head coaching vacancy.

The Denver Broncos and Fox agreed to part ways on Monday.

The Jets are looking for a replacement for Rex Ryan.

Gary Kubiak has announced that he will remain with the Baltimore Ravens as offensive coordinator and won't interview for head coaching positions.

“It is flattering and humbling to be invited to interview for a number of NFL head coaching positions, and I greatly appreciate these opportunities,” Kubiak said in a statement. “But I have decided to stay with the Ravens.

“This is a special organization and we, like [Head] Coach [John] Harbaugh says, are building something great. I want to be a part of that and contribute in whatever ways I can.”

Todd Bowles will have second interviews with the Atlanta Falcons and New York Jets. 

Bowles is one of the most sought after head coaching candidates following another great season as defensive coordinator with the Arizona Cardinals.

The New York Jets were prepared to fly to Seattle to offer Dan Quinn their head coaching job if the Seahawks lost on Saturday.

Quinn can't be offered a job until the Seahawks' postseason run is over. Quinn is the Seahawks' defensive coordinator.

The Jets' interest in Quinn is one of the reasons the team kept their likely new general manager, Houston Texans director of college scouting Mike Maccagnan, in town for a second straight night during his second interview for the job.

Quinn is also drawing interest from the Chicago Bears, among other teams. Quinn is likely to receive multiple offers, though the Jets could have an inside track as he grew up in Morristown a few miles from their practice facility.