Imagine this: a team with a 13-year playoff drought. A team that has been marooned in mediocrity for what feels like an eternity. You might be thinking, 'Why on earth would anyone want to stick with that kind of leadership?' Well, hold on to your helmets, folks, because the New York Jets' owner, Woody Johnson, has made it clear that he's keeping the faith in coach Robert Saleh and general manager Joe Douglas.
In a recent interview with the New York Post, Johnson declared, 'My decision is to keep them.' Surprise, surprise! Now, before you start scratching your head and wondering if Johnson has been sipping too much Jet Fuel Energy Drink, let's dive into his reasoning.
