Jets owner Woody Johnson has publicly condemned quarterback Justin Fields, citing the quarterback’s poor performance as the reason behind the team’s winless start to the season. Johnson, who recently defended first-year coach Aaron Glenn, blamed Fields for failing to effectively lead the offense.
The criticism comes as the Jets continue to struggle with their offensive production, raising questions about the team’s future direction. The situation adds pressure on both the quarterback and the coaching staff to deliver results in the upcoming games.
Johnson’s comments highlight the growing tensions within the organization as expectations remain high for the team’s performance. The Jets’ front office is expected to reassess the quarterback’s role and development, alongside the coaching staff, to address the team’s struggles. The outcome of the next few weeks could significantly impact the team’s trajectory for the remainder of the season.