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The New York Jets are setting their sights on seasoned experience as they begin the search for a new general manager and head coach. Insiders suggest the organization is determined to bring in established leaders to navigate their rebuild and restore competitiveness, signaling a shift in strategy for the embattled franchise.
In a surprising shakeup, the New York Jets have fired General Manager Joe Douglas, ending his tenure after a turbulent stretch marked by inconsistent results and mounting criticism. The move signals a dramatic shift in the franchise’s vision as they look to reshape their leadership and reignite hope for long-suffering fans. Who will step up to steer the Jets forward?
As Aaron Rodgers weighs his future in the NFL, his return to the New York Jets for the 2025 season remains in doubt. Despite expressing a desire to play next year, the veteran quarterback’s decision may hinge on the Jets’ ability to maintain stability—a quality the team has struggled to uphold with recent changes in coaching and management. With interim head coach Jeff Ulbrich’s status uncertain and key front-office roles in flux, Rodgers could find himself exploring other options or reconsidering his comeback altogether.
A year after missing the entire 2023 NFL season due to a torn ACL, Jets safety Chuck Clark finally made his return to the field as a starter for his new team this year.
Despite bringing in former San Francisco 49ers kicker Anders Carlson, who has been perfect on field goals this season (5-for-5), the Jets have opted for a different direction.
The Jets have placed kicker Greg Zuerlein on injured reserve, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, sidelining him for at least four games.