New York Jets fans have reached a breaking point with owner Woody Johnson following his recent remarks. Johnson defended first-year head coach Aaron Glenn amid a 0-7 start when speaking to reporters Tuesday.

New York Jets owner Woody Johnson made it clear that he's fed up with the team's passing offense that was led by quarterback Justin Fields before his benching in Sunday's 13-6 loss to the Carolina Panthers.

Justin Fields might not be the starter of the New York Jets for long if you read into opinion of franchise owner Woody Johnson. Johnson told reporters at the NFL owners meetings on Tuesday that he's still in first-year head coach Aaron Glenn's corner despite the 0-7 start to the 2025 season.

Veteran Najee Harris dealt with an off-field injury that caused him to miss training camp. Upon returning, Harris would then tear his Achilles just three games into the year. Rookie Omarion Hampton emerged as the team's primary back, but then he suffered an ankle sprain that landed him on IR.

New York Jets owner Woody Johnson's faith in first-year head coach Aaron Glenn hasn't wavered despite their struggles so far this season.

New York Jets owner Woody Johnson blamed quarterback play for his team's 0-7 start and repeatedly affirmed his faith in Aaron Glenn on Tuesday in his first public comments since the offseason.

Jets owner Woody Johnson: "If you look at any head coach with a quarterback like that, you're going to see similar results."

Head coach Aaron Glenn declined to name a starter after replacing Justin Fields with Tyrod Taylor for the second half of their loss to the Panthers and he said he was still considering the choice on Monday, but Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports that the team is “ moving toward ” making Taylor the starter.

The New York Jets have a running back who at least is getting some attention out in the trade market this season in Breece Hall. Before the season, Hall was ta