The New York Jets have fired head coach Robert Saleh after a disappointing 2-3 start to the season, marking the first in-season coaching change under owner Woody Johnson. The decision comes amid concerns over the team's offensive struggles, despite having a talented roster. Defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich has been named the interim head coach, while offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett's future remains uncertain. The Jets aim to turn their season around and end a 13-year playoff drought.

• The Jets are looking to salvage their season after a disappointing start.
• The firing of Saleh reflects the urgency from ownership to make the playoffs.
• The offense has been identified as the main issue, despite a strong defense.