1. Familiar position: Saturday marked Woody Johnson's 25th anniversary as the owner of the Jets. On Jan. 11, 2000, he purchased the team from the Leon Hess estate for $635 million, which was a record for an NFL franchise at the time. Forbes recently valued the Jets at $6.9 billion -- roughly 10 times Johnson's original investment.

As the New York Jets seek to hire a new head coach and general manager this offseason after a dreadful 2024 campaign, there isn't much optimism that

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

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.

Saleh's first season at the helm, the Jets lost, 27-20, to the Atlanta Falcons at Tottenham Stadium with 60,589 spectators in attendance. The London performances are seem

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.

While Woody Johnson is on the receiving end of much ridicule from assorted VOS Gasbags and mouths from other media precincts, he is rarely given credit for presiding over the NFL’s most entertaining reality show.