Season 2025 is not a great start for New York Jets.
Jets suffered another fake ending last season, which encouraged the owner of Woody Johnson to launch a major overhaul of the team coaching staff and stopped by ending Aaron Rodgers’ time.
New York Jets striker Aaron Rodgers walks on the field during the second half of the NFL football game against Buffalo Bills East Rutherford, NJ on Monday, October 14, 2024. (AP Photo/Adam Hunger)
But on Wednesday, the annual report of NFLPA has inflicted another blow to the organization.
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The initiative, which includes feedback from 1,695 active players, recorded Jets a total of 29th place – which is a significant fall from last year’s rank since the age of 21.
According to a report of the report, some of the most interesting questions included a team food program.
“Instead of dealing with concerns, players believed that the administration was responsible for feedback by deteriorating the conditions,” the report said, noting that the former dietitian went to take on a full -time role with full -time Kansas City Chiefs.
The owner of the Woody Johnson of New York Jets cheered during the introduction into the game between Atlanta Falcons VS New York Jets at Metlife Stadium on December 3, 2023. In East Rutherford, New Jersey. (Al Pereira/Getty Images)
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But perhaps the most recognized detail in the report that could explain the overall ranking were the feelings of players towards Johnson.
In the ownership category, Johnson is ranked dead with a F rating. Jets were the only team that received this rating in that particular category.
“Players believe that Johnson does not contribute to the positive culture of the team, a rank of 32 of 32,” the report said.
(LR) Owner of New York Jetsa Woody Johnson talks to Aaron Rodgers no. 8 from New York Jets before the game against Kansas City Chiefs at Metlife Stadium on October 1, 2023. In East Rutherford, New Jersey. (Dustin Satloff/Getty Images)
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Johnson will be under a microscope next season.
Rodgers’s store failed to meet the expectations that Johnson set up, and the new General Director Darren Mougey and the new chief coach Aaron Glenn hope to be a change.
“Every decision that I and (Mougey) make is to win and win now,” Glenn said in The Combine on Tuesday. “This will not be the last decision I make, it will upset some people, and it’s okay. But as men, we talk about it. We provide to hold it in the house, and we will continue to do so.”
Associated Press contributed to this report.
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