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The New York Jets are undergoing a significant organizational overhaul following the firing of general manager Joe Douglas and the previous dismissal of head coach Robert Saleh. Owner Woody Johnson is taking decisive action to reset the franchise, which has struggled significantly this season. With a new GM and potentially a new coach on the horizon, the Jets are facing a critical period as they look to rebuild after a disappointing season, exacerbated by injuries and poor performance.
- Joe Douglas was fired as GM, signaling a major reset for the Jets.
- The Jets are likely to seek a new head coach and quarterback in the offseason.
- Owner Woody Johnson has been heavily involved in personnel decisions, which is unusual for an NFL owner.
Aaron Rodgers | QB
Injury
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- Rodgers has not played to his previous standards, ranking 24th out of 31 quarterbacks in Total QBR.
- His future with the Jets is uncertain, especially with the organizational changes.
Zach Wilson | QB
Trade
- Wilson was the No. 2 overall pick in 2021 but has been viewed as a significant mistake by Douglas.
- Douglas' pivot to acquiring Rodgers was seen as a last-ditch effort to salvage his tenure.
New York Jets
- The Jets are in a state of disarray, with a poor record and a demoralized atmosphere.
- The team is likely to undergo significant changes in the offseason, including at quarterback.