After leading the Panthers’ defense to a top-10 ranking for the third straight year, defensive coordinator Sean McDermott will interview for a head coaching job for the second straight year.A league source confirmed McDermott will meet with the Jets on Wednesday about their opening. The news was first reported by ESPN NFL Nation’s Dan Graziano.The Jets had been expected to show interest in McDermott after they brought on former Redskins and Texans general manager Charley Casserly as a consultant. Casserly is a big fan of McDermott.When he was asked if he had any interviews lined up after Saturday’s season-ending loss in Seattle, McDermott replied: “This hurts right here. This hurts. My focus has been totally on this team and this defense.”McDermott interviewed for the Redskins opening last year, a job that eventually went to Jay Gruden.In 2011, McDermott’s first season in Carolina, the Panthers’ defense ranked 28th. Since then, they’ve finished 10th, 2nd, and 10th.