Joe Douglas is the latest general manager to get fired by Woody Johnson, whose disastrous ownership of the Jets continues.

It’s time for Jets owner Woody Johnson to, finally, and once and for all, point the finger at himself for his failing franchise.

General manager Joe Douglas was ordered to clean out his office on Tuesday, making a second key figure in the Jets hierarchy being fired in the past six weeks. Douglas joins head coach Robert Saleh, fired after the first five games, on a crowded and growing roster of ex-Jets.

Jets owner Woody Johnson fired general manager Joe Douglas on Tuesday, officially opening the drain on a season that has been circling it since, well, last month when Johnson made the perplexing decision to fire coach Robert Saleh only five games into the season.

The New York Jets have been a mess for the entirety of the 2024 season, sure, but things got noticeably worse for the team after head coach Robert Saleh

Jets owner Woody Johnson released a statement on the team firing its general manager while revealing his temporary replacement.

Woody Johnson was confident that his move to fire coach Robert Saleh and replace him with interim coach Jeff Ulbrich would spark the team. Well, that turned out to be quite a miscalculation with the Jets losing five of six games since Johnson made the switch and the strength of the team,

The New York Jets lost again on Sunday to fall to 3-8 on the season, and it is clear at this point that the move to fire coach Robert Saleh did not have its intended effect.