Following a 5-12 season that saw the team clean house by firing their general manager and head coach during the season. Instead of answering the press immediately following the conclusion of the regular season, Jets owner Woody Johnson gave a single statement after their Week 18 win and simply hasn't spoken publicly since.

Jets owner Woody Johnson insists his teenage son has no influence on the team's decisions and referred to a recent report about the organization's dysfunction as a "smear piece."

Black Monday in the NFL has come and gone. And while there are a lot of questions about who the Jets will be able to attract for their open head coach and general manger positions, thanks to the unsteady leadership of owner Woody Johnson, they suddenly have a surprising advantage heading into this hiring cycle.

New York Jets owner Woody Johnson has spoken. The Jets (5-12) beat the Miami Dolphins (8-9) in their 2024 NFL season finale. It was a 32-20 win. Eliminated from the postseason already, Johnson was upbeat after the victory at MetLife Stadium when he briefly spoke to media.

New York Jets owner Woody Johnson has finally addressed the circulating rumors about his son Brick Johnson's role on the team. A report from The Athletic

To be clear, the Jets made all the wrong kinds of history in 2024. They extended their record-breaking active playoff drought to 14 years and finished third in the AFC East with a dismal 5–12 record, clinching their ninth consecutive losing season.

Woody Johnson revealed in an exclusive interview with The Post’s Brian Costello how Aaron Rodgers’ future with the Jets will be decided.

Jets owner Woody Johnson acknowledged he read a recent article that painted him as a meddlesome owner and the Jets as a dysfunctional organization.

Regarding the history, despite the questionable quarterback play around him since the start of his career with the Jets, Wilson become only the fifth receiver in NFL history to record at least 80 catches and 1,000 yards over the first three years in the pros.

Ryan joined ESPN Radio the day before he will speak with the Jets. During his chat, Ryan said he “100 percent” thinks he is going to be hired in New York. Simply put, the always-confident man thinks he’s the No.1 person for the job.

Johnson, the former U.S. Ambassador to United Kingdom, sent shockwaves through the organization by firing head coach Robert Saleh five weeks into the season, and the Jets seemingly never regained their footing. Six weeks after dismissing Saleh, Johnson dumped general manager Joe Douglas.