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.

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.

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 doesn't intend to interfere with whatever decision the incoming head coach and general manager want to do about

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

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.

The New York Jets remain in a rut under owner Woody Johnson. The only way out is to get lucky with their next head coaching search and uncover a true franchise quarterback.

Woody Johnson is a coward. Usually, I have some clever intro to my articles where I build up to the main point. Not this time. Let me just come right out and say it. Woody Johnson in a coward. At the end of the season,

Rex Ryan has returned to the New York Jets for an interview, and believes he's the best candidate for the job.

New York hasn't made the playoffs in 14 years, the longest active drought in the NFL. When Ryan was the Jets' head coach from 2009 to 2014, he made the AFC Championship Game in his first two seasons but went 22-26 in his last three.