There is no bigger joke team than Woody Johnson’s Jets, even if other teams in the NFL have won fewer games than they have.

The Jets were a quarterback graveyard even before Woody Johnson bought the team for $635 million in 2000. But the tradition has lived on.

And a report from The Athletic on Tuesday revealed the true extent to which Johnson is involved in everything, including withholding money to re-sign players, forcing the coaching staff to bench players, and a wild suggestion earlier this season to bench future-Hall-of-Fame quarterback Aaron Rodgers after only four games.

According to Rosenblatt and Russini, Jets owner Woody Johnson actually wanted to bench quarterback Aaron Rodgers after the team’s Week 4 loss to the Denver Broncos. Yes, you read that correctly. The Jets owner wanted to bench Rodgers four games into his comeback season from his 2023 Achilles injury.

T he New York Jets fired general manager Joe Douglas on Tuesday, completing the duo of firings that saw head coach Robert Saleh axed after the Jets Week 5 loss to the Minnesota Vi

Woody Johnson getting involved in football decisions without a football background is why the New York Jets have continuously failed as a franchise.

The New York Jets, a team already known for its episodes of organizational chaos, find themselves at the center of controversy once again. According to a recent report, Woody Johnson's son, the team's owner,

Woody Johnson is in a fix, and an enormous one, and he’s not alone in the mud.