Denver Broncos offensive coordinator Adam Gase is the leading candidate for the same position with the Jacksonville Jaguars or Baltimore Ravens, according to reports Monday.

NFL.com reported that Gase has already interviewed with Jacksonville and he is expected to interview with the Ravens soon.

The Ravens are in the market for a new offensive coordinator after Gary Kubiak left to become the head coach of the Broncos. The Jaguars have been searching for a new offensive coordinator since firing Jedd Fisch in late December.

Gase, 36, reportedly has also drawn interest from the new head coaches of the Chicago Bears and Oakland Raiders. He worked with John Fox, now with the Bears, and Jack Del Rio, now with the Raiders, in Denver and could wind up continuing the relationship with one of them.

Gase has been with the Broncos since 2009, the last two seasons as offensive coordinator. The Broncos led the NFL in total offense (457.3 yards per game) and scoring offense (37.9 points per game) in 2013, and were fourth in total offense (402.9 yards per game) and second in scoring offense (30.1 points per game) in 2014.